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The markets are expected to start the week on a subdued note due to profit booking by investors. The services PMI numbers would be declared on the last trading day of the week which is expected to impact the Indian bourses near the close of the week. The Indian bourses are also likely to be …
The markets are expected to start the week on a positive note. The Budget being over, the markets are likely to continue focusing on issues like monsoons, global economy and quarterly results in the short term. We expect markets to remain fairly volatile and react to Q1 FY15 major result announcements throughout the course of …
We expect markets to extend last week’s volatility. Both Rail Budget and Union Budget failed to woo the investors despite being delivered along the expected lines. The markets in the coming week will also seek direction from two important data announcements – the WPI and the Bank deposits as also credit growth. The news of …
Presenting the Union Budget for FY15, Finance Minister Mr. Arun Jaitley highlighted that the Government has a challenging road ahead of it so far as boosting economic growth is concerned due to the need for simultaneous revival of both manufacturing and infrastructure sectors. The Finance Minister has unveiled a budget which proposed structural reforms that …
We expect Indian markets to remain impulsive during the week reacting to the announcements of domestic Services and Manufacturing PMI numbers. Rise in Chinese PMI has already enthused the Indian markets in the previous week. PMI numbers above 50 for India would provide a breather for the Indian bourse that were reeling under pressure last …
Ever since the outcome of the Lok Sabha elections were announced, surprising change in sentiment towards India as an investment destination has been witnessed, Huge FII money has flowed into Dalal Street, in May alone FII’s have invested Rs. 14006.1 crores and for calendar year 2014 the figure stands at Rs. 45804.3 crores for the …
Markets are expected to see some profit booking next week after this week’s rally. Overall the investor’s sentiment is expected to remain positive as all remain are hopeful of an economic turnaround. While the process of returning Asia’s third largest economy back on the high growth trajectory is bound to be an extremely challenging task …