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Date: 2 July 2012
For Week Ended
CEO’s Desk
Trading for the week started with an upside note,
which was majorly on account of optimism in global
markets. However, for the week markets did
experience correction too – though the bears lacked the
strength to hold the markets at the lower levels. For
the week ended market closed with a V Shaped
recovery and closing with a gain of ~3.3%
Resistance for Nifty is at – 7504/7628
Support level for Nifty is at – 6640/6343
0.66%
0.67%
-1.47%
-1.30%
Nifty
Capital Market Round-up
Index 15-Feb 19-Feb
Sensex
BSE Small cap 10,006.99 9,876.53
% Change
23,554.12 23,709.15
7,162.95 7,210.75
BSE Midcap 9,949.13 9,802.77
2,081.72 2,033.90
Gold INR
68.03 68.62
% Change
-2.30%
0.76%
Crude INR
30,678.30 30,912.40
Market Indicators
Index 15-Feb
0.87%
19-Feb
Re / $
1,670.51
Oil & Gas 8,501.69 -0.76%
Power 1,665.36 0.31%
8,437.17
IT 10,454.58 2.34%
Metal 6,888.93 -0.24%
10,698.99
6,872.10
CG 12,007.95 -0.73%
HC 15,312.32 1.02%
11,920.79
15,469.10
Bankex 16,427.78 -0.93%16,274.38
Major Market Indices
Index 15-Feb % Change19-Feb
19,285.50
1.21%
-0.35%
1.94%
% Change
16,391.99
15,967.17
19-Feb
Nikkei 16,022.58
Hang Seng 18,918.14
Global Market update
Index 15-Feb
Dow Jones 16,196.41
For the Week Ended 15-02-16 to 19-02-16
Market Commentary
Past Week, Sensex slightly moved up by o.66% and
Nifty by 0.67%. Rupee depreciated by 0.87%.
Top gainers of the week is Tata Steel (4.70%). And Top
loser of the week is Punjab National Bank. (-23.44%)
Economy News
Hike public spends to boost global growth,
says OECD. Read More
New rules on external commercial borrowings
may slow down inflow of dollar into India.
Read More
FDI flows improving; more investments in
non-IT sectors: Nirmala Sitharaman. Read
More
Industry News
Xpressbees raises $12.5 million in Series A
funding. Read More
Royalty outgo of Indian units of 32 MNCs up
10% to Rs6,300 crore in FY15. Read More
SoftBank value swells $11 billion on record
buyback plan. Read More
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Media Coverage
Coverage: Dalal Times- 19 Feb, 2016
Topic: Taxing times: Why you must consider investing in bonds. Read More
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