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11th September, 2013 : Comments by Amar Ambani, Head of Research, India Infoline (a well diversified financial services company) Amar Ambani, Head of Research, at IIFL said “Continued appreciation of the currency and softening of the 10-year G-Sec yield further strengthened the positive sentiment for the banking sector. PSU banks trading near historic low valuations …
10th July, 2013 : Comments by Amar Ambani, Head of Research, India Infoline Mkt sheds gains on weak European cues, profit-booking The Indian equity market ended near the day’s low on Wednesday erasing the day’s gains on weak European cues and profit-booking at higher levels. The Nifty barely managed to close above the 5800 mark …
17th June, 2013 : Comments by Amar Ambani, Head of Research, India Infoline (a well diversified financial services company) The indices started the week with smart gains extending its upswing for the second consecutive trading session. Ahead of the Reserve Bank’s monetary policy, the market traded flat with a slight negative bias. However, the benchmark …
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 crack gets bigger and bigger for the Indian equity markets as the downfall further extended to third straight trading session on Friday. Reports stated that continues offloading by the India-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs) further dragged the benchmark indices lower. These funds were reportedly facing strong redemption pressure. The NSE Nifty has now dropped over …
The Indian equity market ended near day’s low on Wednesday amid heavy sell off seen in scrips across the sector. Market participants preferred to remain cautious ahead of the monthly inflation data to be released on Thursday. The NSE Nifty has declined by almost 130 points or 2.1% in the past three trading sessions. Today’s …