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Global markets at a glance
European shares fell on Thursday, with banking stocks
dragging regional equity indexes to touch their lowest point
in almost four months in a market dominated by concerns
over next week's British vote on European Union member-
ship. The risk of Brexit and new signs that interest rates
would stay low for longer compounded the uncertainty
surrounding the banking sector, already hit by slow growth
and expectations of capital increases from southern Euro-
pean lenders. A warning from the Swiss National Bank that
UBS and Credit Suisse would likely each need to raise an
extra 10 billion Swiss francs to meet new leverage require-
ments added to the gloom.
Wall Street closed higher on Thursday as investors digested
the implications of a British lawmaker's death on the coun-
try's impending referendum on whether to leave the Euro-
pean Union. The benchmark S&P 500 index snapped a five-
day losing streak, after erasing sharp losses earlier in the
session. A British Member of Parliament was shot dead in
the street in northern England, causing the temporary sus-
pension of campaigning for next week's referendum on EU
membership. The prospect of Britain's voting to leave in
the June 23 referendum has been rattling markets.
Previous day Roundup
After severe cuts in afternoon trade, the market managed
to pare some losses by closing. About 964 shares have ad-
vanced, 1628 shares declined, and 165 shares are un-
changed. The BSE Sensex crashed more than 400 points
intraday Thursday, tracking weakness in global peers due to
uncertainty over Brexit and after the Fed reduced US eco-
nomic growth forecast. However, benchmarks recouped
half of losses in last hour of trade on short covering with
the Nifty reclaiming 8100. Indices had gained over a per-
cent in previous session. The Sensex fell 200.88 points or
0.75 percent to 26525.46 and Nifty declined 65.85 points or
0.80 percent to 8140.75 while the broader markets outper-
formed benchmarks. The BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices
slipped 0.4-0.5%. After Fed meet, Britain's referendum, on
June 23, will be closely watched by global investors. Post
that in India, monsoon will continue to remain in focus.
Index stats
The Market was very volatile in last session. The sartorial
indices performed as follow; Consumer Durables [down
3.91pts], Capital Goods [up 151.72pts], PSU [up 0.54pts],
FMCG [down 40.10Pts], Realty [down 9.68pts], Power
[down 9.61pts], Auto [down 177.09pts], Healthcare [down
63.16pts], IT [down 25.74pts], Metals [up 33.96Pts], TECK
[down 32.75 pts], Oil& Gas [down 29.05pts].
World Indices
Index Value % Change
DJI 17665.00 +0.12
S&P500 2081.00 +0.08
NASDAQ 4844.91 +0.21
FTSE100 6000.00 +0.61
NIKKEI 15689.94 +1.66
HANG SENG 20194.75 +0.78
Top Gainers
Company CMP Change % Chg
HINDALCO 119.05 3.30 2.85
GAIL 382.00 4.75 1.26
ASIANPAINT 1,005.20 12.10 1.22
HINDUNILVR 880.10 5.45 0.62
EICHERMOT 18,750.00 112.8 0.61
Top Losers
Company CMP Change % Chg
INFRATEL 350.20 14.90 -4.08
MARUTI 4,080.20 129.40 -3.07
ULTRACEMCO 3,288.00 75.75 -2.25
INDUSINDBK 1,098.75 24.80 -2.21
ICICIBANK 238.70 4.25 -1.75
Stocks at 52 Week’s HIGH
Symbol Prev. Close Change %Chg
ACC 1,541.00 -19.15 -1.23
INDIACEM 103.85 0.65 0.63
NHPC 25.15 0.50 2.03
POWERGRID 154.10 -0.30 -0.19
PTC 75.55 1.00 1.34
TATAMETALI 382.80 -20.10 -4.99
UTTAMSUGAR -7.25 -7.85 93.40
Indian Indices
Company CMP Change % Chg
NIFTY 8140.75 -656.85 -0.80
SENSEX 26525.46 -200.88 -0.75
Stocks at 52 Week’s LOW
Symbol Prev. Close Change %Chg
GLOBOFFS 155.00 -4.40 -2.76
SALONA 30.00 -0.25 -0.83
SANGHVIFOR 39.85 -0.85 -2.09

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STOCK RECOMMENDATION [CASH]
GATI [CASH]
GATI taking reverse from a very good resistance level
around 176-177 profit booking can clearly be seen in the
stock, more downsides are expected below 151 level for
the targets upto 145-140 with a strict stop loss of 155.
MACRO NEWS
 Crompton Greaves up 3%; to sell global automation arm
by Sep
 AIADMK hints at possible resolution on GST Bill
 Vijay Mallya to step down as UB Chairman
 Brexit risk for Tata Motors: UK slowdown, trade tariffs
may hurt JLR
 SAIL urges government to review trade pacts with Japan,
Korea
 Moody's revises Tata Power's outlook to negative from
stable
 Mahindra Two Wheelers launches Gusto 125 in 8 more
states
 Jaguar Land Rover begins operations at Brazilian plant
 Private equity firms invest $3.1 bn in Jan-Mar: PwC
 Fitch assigns BBB- rating to NTPC with stable outlook
 1000 MW grid connected wind power scheme to benefit
utilities in meeting RPO norms: ICRA
 Unique numbers to be issued to Karnataka school stu-
dents as part of tracking system funded by Infosys Foun-
dation
 Coal scam hit Bhel's performance, says minister
 Maharashtra FDA suspends Sequent Scientific’s Mahad
unit license
 Govt levies 20% export duty on raw, refined and white
sugar
 Global investors eye big stake in GMR Hyderabad airport
 IOC is likely to take the largest 37.5% stake in proposed
JV to manage fueling facilities
 Godrej Consumer Products Looking for buyouts in Indo-
nesia
STOCK RECOMMENDATIONS [FUTURE]
1. JUBLFOOD [FUTURE]
Last trading session JUBLFOOD future show good strength
and close near day high with bullish candlestick in daily
chart. since last session it rose with rising OI in long side
and last day stock close near major resistance level. We may
see sharp rise for that it will be good to buy above 1080 for
the target of 1095-1120 with SL of 1060.
2. PETRONET [FUTURE]
Last trading session PETRONET future give out-performed in
whole energy sector and show long build up at lower level
and last day stock made a high of 285.25 and close near day
high with bullish candlestick in daily chart. And cross major
resistance level. We may see sharp rise for that it will be
good to buy above 285.50 for the target of 288.50-292.50
with SL of 282.

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FUTURES & OPTIONS
MOST ACTIVE CALL OPTION
Symbol Op-
tion
Type
Strike
Price
LTP Traded
Volume
(Contracts)
Open
Interest
NIFTY CE 17,700 0.05 4,40,146 7,89,420
NIFTY CE 8,200 82.55 3,36,280 42,90,600
BANKNIFTY CE 8,400 20.50 2,19,831 54,77,500
SBIN CE 220 5.50 11,343 63,22,000
MARUTI CE 4,200 50.90 4,256 1,82,750
SBIN CE 225 3.70 3,249 59,48,000
RELIANCE CE 1,000 8.60 3,001 22,02,500
LT CE 1,500 32.10 2,726 6,11,700
MOST ACTIVE PUT OPTION
Symbol Op-
tion
Type
Strike
Price
LTP Traded
Volume
(Contracts)
Open
Interest
NIFTY PE 17,500 0.05 3,26,210 6,27,000
NIFTY PE 8,000 56.55 2,97,882 77,14,600
BANKNIFTY PE 8,100 86.25 2,59,191 46,24,050
SBIN PE 190 1.25 3,378 60,86,000
MARUTI PE 4,000 50.00 3,309 1,05,875
LT PE 1,450 18.45 2,384 3,65,700
ICICIBANK PE 240 6.80 1,923 16,64,300
SBIN PE 180 0.60 1,803 63,82,000
FII DERIVATIVES STATISTICS
BUY OPEN INTEREST AT THE END OF THE DAYSELL
No. of
Contracts
Amount in
Crores
No. of
Contracts
Amount in
Crores
No. of
Contracts
Amount in
Crores
NET AMOUNT
INDEX FUTURES 45528 2658.43 52770 3097.82 225724 13554.39 -439.39
INDEX OPTIONS 610037 34743.57 627204 35887.85 1121709 67801.70 -1144.29
STOCK FUTURES 94499 4818.72 96504 4930.91 1081504 53440.66 -112.19
STOCK OPTIONS 68729 3475.91 68242 3435.48 107801 5560.19 40.43
TOTAL 1655.43
STOCKS IN NEWS
 SBI creates `200 cr fund to invest in FinTech startups
 V-Guard Industries board Approves Proposal For Split-
ting Each Share Into 10
 Tata Group partners with Uber to offer drivers finance,
insurance
 OBC issues Tier 2 bonds worth 500 Cr & a greenshoe
option of 500 Cr
 Wipro seeks govt nod to set up IT SEZ in Kolkata
 Kajaria Ceramics board Approves Split 1:2
 Ujaas Energy receives 20.66 Cr order from Aligarh Mus-
lim University
NIFTY FUTURE
Nifty in yesterday trading session stayed volatile all day.
After a weak commencement Nifty recovered some
losses in the second half and closed with bearish candle-
stick. Being Friday the market may see more sell-off
from current level. So we advise you to sell it around
8170-8190 for the targets of 8080 and 8000 with strict
stop loss of 8320
INDICES R2 R1 PIVOT S1 S2
NIFTY 8260.0 8233.3 8153.8 8127.1 8047.6
BANKNIFTY 18045 17981 17763 17699 17481

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COMMODITY ROUNDUP
COMEX Copper tumbled sharply today as traders booked
profits after sharp gains in last session. Global equities at-
tempted a feeble recovery after the Fed and BOJ induced
aftershocks. However, the Brexit fears ensured that overall
sentiments remain under check. Stocks in Europe are down
about 1% while Asian stocks ended on a similar note.
COMEX Copper is quoting around the key $2 per pound lev-
els. The contract is down 2.60% on the day. MCX Copper
futures flipped back after ending above Rs 310 levels yester-
day and dropped sharply today. The counter quotes at Rs
304.30 per kg, down more than 2% on the day. Central
banks across the world are holding back policy actions
ahead of Brexit, the possible exit of Britain from the Euro-
pean Union. While the referendum is on June 23, the US
Federal Reserve’s decision not to raise rates has helped gold
trade at $1,311 announce, the highest since July 2014, as
looming uncertainties and economic worries have forced
investors to take shelter in the yellow metal.
Base metal prices improved as the dollar weakened after
the Fed’s move. However, crude oil has continued its slide.
In India, August contracts in gold crossed Rs 31,000 per 10g
on the MCX but the day’s session closed marginally lower.
At Mumbai’s Zaveri Bazaar spot market, 995- purity stan-
dard gold closed at Rs 30,250 per 10 gramme, the highest in
six weeks and up Rs 475 per 10g from Wednesday. The $30
per ounce discount prevailing in the spot market has in-
creased the gap between spot and MCX prices. The BoJ has
retained to negative rate, citing risks to a delay in changing
the country’s deflationary mindset, saying it needs to be
mindful of risks to price trends. This has further pushed up
gold prices. Silver has also followed gold. It closed 1.5 per
cent higher at Rs 42,340 per kg in Mumbai.
On LME on Thursday all base metals fell between one to
two per cent. As a result, crude oil was also seen continuing
its falling steak. Benchmark copper on the LME in early
morning trade was down 1.3 per cent at $4,574 a tonne.
Similarly, three-month aluminium was down to $1,609 a
tonne, zinc to $2,014, lead to $1,690 and tin was at
$16,975. Nickel slid to $8,895 a tonne.
Oil prices sank for a sixth straight session in Asia, tracking a
sell-off across equities with an expected pick-up in output
adding to worries about the global economy and a weaker-
than-forecast fall in US stockpiles. The news sent the com-
modity tumbling in Asia, US benchmark WTI slipped 46
cents, or 0.96%, to USD 47.55 while Brent shed 34 cents, or
0.69 per cent, to USD 48.63.
RECOMMENDATIONS
GOLD
TRADING STRATEGY:
BUY GOLD ABOVE 30550 TARGET 30650 30800 SL 30450
SELL GOLD BELOW 30450 TARGET 30200 30000 SL 30600
SILVER
TRADING STRATEGY:
BUY SILVER ABOVE 41620 TARGET 41800 42000 SL 41400
SELL SILVER BELOW 42000 TARGET 41800 41600 SL 42200
MCX

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NCDEX
NCDEX INDICES
Index Value % Change
BARLEY 1560 -1.14
CHANA 6812 -0.74
CORIANDER 6816 -0.09
COTTON SEED 2487 -1.78
GUAR SEED 3015 -2.21
JEERA 17020 -0.99
MUSTARDSEED 4603 -1.88
REF SOYA OIL 630.45 -0.21
SUGAR M GRADE 3647 -0.46
TURMERIC 7968 +0.25
RECOMMENDATIONS
DHANIYA
BUY CORIANDER JULY ABOVE 7050 TARGET 7095 7195 SL
BELOW 6985
SELL CORIANDER JULY BELOW 6800 TARGET 6755 6655 SL
ABOVE 6865
GUARGUM
BUY GUARGUM JULY ABOVE 5430 TARGET 5480 5550 SL
BELOW 5370
SELL GUARGUM JULY BELOW 5390 TARGET 5340 5270 SL
ABOVE 5450
Global Pepper prices at various origins were reported stable
last week, except in Vietnam. Due to strengthening of local
currencies in almost all producing countries, local prices
have shown increasing trend.
While India has 45 per cent in the global market for spices,
a rising number of cases regarding adulteration and excess
pesticide are posing a threat to our standing. Several im-
porting countries have already raised complaints on quality
and mixing, especially in jeera (cumin), chilli and pepper
NCDEX Wheat futures remain under continued stress after
hitting a contract high near Rs 1750 per quintal in last week.
Traders are eying the possibility of a reduction in import
duty from current 25%. A latest inter-ministerial review
meeting by Department of Consumer Affairs discussed low-
ering of import duty on wheat. The representative of FCI
noted that it has sufficient stocks of wheat to cater to re-
quirements of PDS and buffer norms besides open markets
sale operations. This is capping fresh buying in local futures.
However, the spot prices are up about 30% on year and
demand is firm. Medium term outlook is very supportive for
the commodity.
Chana futures were active on National Commodity and De-
rivatives Exchange. Rising prices of pulses and its impact on
inflation index was causing ripples among government and
to ensure that derivative platform is not used for any price
rigging, as an abundant caution, Sebi has put all contracts
under square off mode. However this would be another
blow to the agri-centric exchange NCDEX, which had lost
huge volumes after it suspended castor seeds futures in
January losing 20 per cent of its volumes.

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RBI Reference Rate
Currency Rate Currency Rate
Rupee- $ 67.2068 Yen-100 64.5500
Euro 75.8160 GBP 95.2388
CURRENCY
USD/INR
BUY USD/INR JUN ABOVE 67.48 TARGET 67.61 67.76 SL BE-
LOW 67.28
SELL USD/INR JUN BELOW 67.4 TARGET 67.27 67.12 SL
ABOVE 67.6
EUR/INR
BUY EUR/INR JUN ABOVE 75.47 TARGET 75.62 75.82 SL BE-
LOW 75.27
SELL EUR/INR JUN BELOW 75.3 TARGET 75.15 74.95 SL
ABOVE 75.5
CURRENCY MARKET UPDATES:
After a brief pause, the rupee today once again fell back to
its old ways, slipping by 6 paise to end at 67.21 a dollar on
fag-end demand for the American unit from banks and im-
porters amid fall in domestic stocks. Weakness of dollar in
the global markets and foreign capital outflows also af-
fected the rupee sentiment.
The rupee opened higher at 67.12 against yesterday’s clos-
ing level of 67.15 at the Interbank Forex market here today
on initial selling of dollars by exporters. However, it
dropped afterwards to 67.33 before ending at 67.21 on fag
-end dollar demand from banks and importers, showing a
loss of of six paise or 0.09%. The domestic currency hov-
ered in a range of 67.12 and 67.3350 per dollar during the
day. The rupee had gained by 12 paise or 0.18 per cent
against the American currency yesterday.
Meanwhile, the dollar index was up 0.42 per cent against
the basket of six global currencies in the late afternoon
trade. In cross-currency trades, the rupee recovered
against the pound sterling to close at 94.97 from 95.31 yes-
terday and moved up further against the euro to 75.21
from 75.40.
However, the domestic currency dropped against the Japa-
nese yen to 64.39 per 100 yens from 63.19. Overseas, the
US dollar was on defensive against its major rivals in early
Asian trade, while sliding to a 21-month low against the
yen after the Bank of Japan held off from expanding its
monetary stimulus. The greenback was already under pres-
sure after the US Federal Reserve lowered its economic
growth forecasts and scaled back its rate hike projections.
The yen rallied to multi-month highs against rival curren-
cies in the late trade, as the Bank of Japan’s decision to
hold fire prompted short-term players to buy the Japanese
currency. As widely expected, the Bank of Japan voted to
leave its annual asset-purchase target unchanged at 80
trillion yen (around USD 760 billion) a year and its deposit
rate steady at minus 0.1 per cent. In forward market, pre-
mium for dollar declined on mild receiving from exporters.

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Date
Commodity/ Currency
Pairs
Contract Strategy Entry Level Target Stop Loss Remark
16/06/16 NCDEX DHANIYA JUNE BUY 6974 7019-7119 6909 NOT EXECUTED
16/06/16 NCDEX DHANIYA JUNE SELL 6800 6755-6655 6865 NOT EXECUTED
16/06/16 NCDEX GUARGUM JUNE BUY 5680 5730-5800 5620 NOT EXECUTED
16/06/16 NCDEX GUARGUM JUNE SELL 5560 5510-5440 5620 BOOKED FULL PROFIT
16/06/16 MCX GOLD AUG. BUY 30350 30450-30600 30200 NOT EXECUTED
16/06/16 MCX GOLD AUG. SELL 30200 30050-29900 30300 NOT EXECUTED
16/06/16 MCX SILVER JULY BUY 41620 41900-42200 41300 BOOKED FULL PROFIT
16/06/16 MCX SILVER JULY SELL 41300 41100-40800 41505 NOT EXECUTED
Date Scrip
CASH/
FUTURE/
OPTION
Strategy Entry Level Target Stop Loss Remark
16/06/16 NIFTY FUTURE BUY 8170 8080-8000 8320 BOOKED PROFIT
16/06/16 YESBANK FUTURE BUY 1077 1082-100 1066 NOT EXECUTED
16/06/16 VEDL FUTURE BUY 120.5 122.5-126 118 BOOKED PROFIT
16/06/16 RAMCO CASH BUY 545 552-555 537 CALL OPEN
15/06/16 NIFTY FUTURE SELL 8150 8070-8000 8250 CALL OPEN
15/06/16 SUNPHARMA FUTURE BUY 758 762.5-768 752 SL TRIGGERED

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MONDAY, JUNE 13
NONE SCHEDULED
TUESDAY, JUNE 14
6 AM NFIB SMALL BUSINESS INDEX MAY -- 93.6
8:30 AM RETAIL SALES MAY 0.4% 1.3%
8:30 AM RETAIL SALES EX-AUTOS MAY 0.4% 0.8%
8:30 AM IMPORT PRICE INDEX MAY -- 0.3%
10 AM BUSINESS INVENTORIES APRIL -- 0.4%
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15
8:30 AM PRODUCER PRICE INDEX MAY 0.2% 0.2%
8:30 AM EMPIRE STATE INDEX JUNE -5.5 -9.0
9:15 AM INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION MAY -0.3% 0.7%
9:15 AM CAPACITY UTILIZATION MAY 75.2% 75.4%
2 PM FEDERAL FUNDS ANNOUNCEMENT 0.25-0.5% 0.25-0.5%
2:30 PM JANET YELLEN PRESS CONFERENCE
THURSDAY, JUNE 16
8:30 AM WEEKLY JOBLESS CLAIMS 6/11 N/A N/A
8:30 AM CONSUMER PRICE INDEX MAY 0.2% 0.4%
8:30 AM CORE CPI MAY 0.2% 0.2%
8:30 AM PHILLY FED JUNE -2.2 -1.8
8:30 AM CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT 1Q -- -$125 BLN
10 AM HOME BUILDERS' INDEX JUNE 60 58
FRIDAY, JUNE 17
8:30 AM HOUSING STARTS MAY 1.140 MLN 1.172 MLN
8:30 AM BUILDING PERMITS MAY -- 1.130 MLN