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30th May, 2013 : Comments by Amar Ambani, Head of Research, India Infoline (a well diversified financial services company) How will the June series pan out? Amar Ambani, Head of Research at IIFL, expects the Nifty to trade in the 5,900-6,400 range. “Long rollovers in Nifty paved way for a positive finish to the May …
28th May, 2013 : Nifty retakes 6100; long rollovers positive The market surged post noon on the back of cash buying in auto, oil and gas, and consumer durable stocks. Bulls will take heart that the Nifty has managed to close above the 6,100 mark. However, things didn’t look so rosy when the markets opened …
27th May, 2013 : Monsoons, RIL propel Nifty near 6100 levels The Indian equity market extended gains for the second consecutive trading session on the trot on news that the monsoon is likely to touch the Arabian coast in the next three days. The technical pullback resulted in the Nifty almost touching the 6,100 mark. …
It was a highly-volatile market session with indices ending near the day’s low. This is the second straight day of losses for the benchmark indices. Sentiment was dampened after the rupee depreciated 30 paise against the dollar, touching a three-month low of 55.2975. Selling pressure further intensified as investors tracking weakness in the European markets …
The equity market ended in the negative, snapping a four-day winning streak. Starting off the week on tepid global cues, the market was gripped by profit-booking at higher levels. Intense selling pressure was seen in pharmaceuticals, consumer durables and oil and gas space. Last week’s outperformers — banking stocks — were under pressure in today’s …
The Indian equity market extended its rally for the fourth straight session even though the global rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) affirmed BBB- rating for India with a negative outlook. Capital goods stocks which were underperformers in the current rally staged a comeback. Market buzz is that the government may kick-start activities to push …
The bulls continued to hold fort for the third straight session in a row. The Nifty added half a percent to its rally while the bank nifty choose to tear away, leaving behind its April scars as far as possible. Though it was a bit dull and humid in Mumbai today, it was raining gains …
The equity market ended Tuesday with marginal gains after Monday’s profit booking. The indices, which opened with a positive gap, managed to build momentum in the first half of the day. However, it slipped from the day’s high after the wholesale inflation data for April trickled in. Market participants seemed to have already factored in …
After hitting a new calendar year high and surging past the 6100 mark in Saturday’s special trading session, profit-booking gripped the Nifty. It fell sharply in trade today registering its biggest intra-day percentage fall since May 8, 2012. Higher-than expected trade deficit numbers for April was all that the markets needed to free fall – …
We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope — Martin Luther King, Jr. Some disappointment was always on the cards especially after the RBI released its Macroeconomic and Monetary Developments report in 2012-13. Friday turned out to be more of a damp squib with the Reserve Bank of India turning out a token …