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Global markets at a glance
Asian shares look set to post a third straight weeks of gains
on Friday as investors scaled back cautious bets on the
global economy after a string of positive US economic data
and a recovery in oil and commodity prices. The rebound in
risk asset prices could continue if the upcoming US employ-
ment report points to solid job gains, but not strong
enough to encourage rate rises in the near term. MSCI's
broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up
0.1%, hovering just below its two-month high hit previous
day. Japan's Nikkei slipped 0.3%. On Thursday MSCI's world
equity index covering 46 markets touched a two-month
high. The rally was led by emerging markets, with a meas-
ure of emerging-markets shares rising 1.4% on Thursday for
a fifth day of gains, its longest winning streak this year.
On Wall Street, S&P 500 Index rose 0.35 percent to a two-
month high of 1,993.4. The US data published on Thursday
was positive on the whole, with factory orders rising and
the service sector index showing a continued expansion.
Somewhat dimming the optimism, however, the service
sector survey showed the employment in the industries fell
in February for the first time in two year. But that was not
necessarily bad for US stocks, as it helped to reduce expec-
tations of the Fed rate hikes and pushed the dollar lower.
European shares fell back on Thursday, with chemicals
maker Evonik and major healthcare stocks among the
worst performers, halting a run of five straight days of
gains. The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index, which
reached a one-month high earlier this week, slid 0.5 per-
cent. The euro zone's blue-chip Euro STOXX 50 index also
weakened by 0.3%.
Previous day Roundup
The Sensex jumped 1.5 percent on Thursday to post its best
three-day gain since September 2013, tracking a rally in
Asian markets and on improved risk appetite after the gov-
ernment unveiled a fiscally prudent budget earlier this
week. The benchmark index jumped 1.50 percent to close
at 24,606.99, and has risen 6.98 pct over the past three
sessions. The broader Nifty rose 1.45% to end at 7,475.60.
Index stats
The Market was very volatile in last session. The sartorial
indices performed as follow; Consumer Durables [up pts],
Capital Goods [up 486.43Pts], PSU [up 79.04pts], FMCG
[down 14.96Pts], Realty [up 4.82pts], Power [up 22.00pts],
Auto [up 345.92Pts], Healthcare [up 262.54Pts], IT [up
156.10pts], Metals [up 283.32Pts], TECK [up 78.88pts], Oil&
Gas [up 131.19pts].
World Indices
Index Value % Change
D J l 16943.90 +0.26
S&P 500 1993.40 +0.35
NASDAQ 4707.42 +0.09
FTSE 100 6130.46 -0.27
Nikkei 225 16956.06 -0.02
Hong Kong 20042.52 +0.51
Top Gainers
Company CMP Change % Chg
TATASTEEL 287.95 20.40 7.62
VEDL 83.80 5.65 7.23
LT 1,210.20 72.30 6.35
BHEL 103.25 6.15 6.33
TATAMOTORS 337.00 19.90 6.28
Top Losers
Company CMP Change % Chg
ZEEL 394.00 5.25 -1.31
ICICIBANK 217.60 2.40 -1.09
ULTRACEMCO 2,947.00 26.00 -0.87
ITC 318.85 0.70 -0.22
LUPIN 1,778.65 3.25 -0.18
Stocks at 52 Week’s HIGH
Symbol Prev. Close Change %Chg
ALANKIT 100.45 2.35 2.40
FINPIPE 339.25 4.50 1.34
KELLTONTEC 195.85 9.30 4.99
LALPATHLAB 888.00 35.00 4.10
MINDTREE 1,571.00 45.35 2.97
OMAXE 141.20 0.80 0.57
Indian Indices
Company CMP Change % Chg
NIFTY 7475.60 +106.75 +1.45
SENSEX 24606.99 +364.014 +1.50
Stocks at 52 Week’s LOW
Symbol Prev. Close Change %Chg
KERNEX 32.05 -0.35 -1.08
NAVKARCORP 154.00 -2.70 -1.72
TREEHOUSE 76.80 3.65 4.99

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STOCK RECOMMENDATION [CASH]
3. KRBL
If we see the daily chart of KRBL we can clearly see tthat it
is trading in strength from last three days also crossed a
very crucial resistance of 200, and close above this level
only now some profit booking can be seen from here, so
selling is suggested in the stock around 204-204.50 with a
stop loss of 206.50 for the targets upto 200.
MACRO NEWS
 Maruti says 50 bps rate cut needed to excite the market
 SC hear telcos' plea against call drop penalty on Mar 4
 CBI sets up group to deal with financial frauds, loan de-
faults.
 SBI seeks Mallya's arrest in Kingfisher loan default
case 13.
 Jewellery sector contributes to black money: CBEC chief
 PE investments in Asia-Pac region touch $11.9bn in 2015'
 Honda launches new Amaze priced up to Rs 8.19 lakh
 LeEco sells 2 lakh smartphones in 30 days in India
 Govt hikes price for gas from undeveloped deep-sea
blocks by 60%
 FDI in food processing to hit farmers, employment: CAIT
 Odisha auctions first iron ore mine; government to earn
Rs 11,300 crore
 Tata Power rolls out its third Tata Power Skill Develop-
ment Institute
 Maharashtra set to gain as auto majors like General Mo-
tors, M&M, Mercedes Benz line up investment plans
 Nippon Life-Reliance Capital deal gets Sebi approval
 AIBEA opposes privatization of IDBI Bank
 Increase in infrastructure spending unikely to boost do-
mestic steel demand, says Fitch Ratings
 India imports 1,542 MW power from Bhutan
 USAID extends $9 mn loan guarantee to Healthspring
 Yes Bank buys over 5% stake in investor advisory firm
Institutional Investor Advisory Services
STOCK RECOMMENDATIONS [FUTURE]
1. SKSMICRO [FUTURE]
SKSMICRO FINANCE traded with pressure in last session, we
saw fresh short build up around strong resistance of 545
near this level many time it has been given correction up to
15-20 per cent & the candle stick pattern is dark cloud cover
so we advise to sell it around 530-535 with stop loss of 546
with target of 510 480.
2. DRREDDY [FUTURE]
Again in rally of market Pharma & Banks lead to bull market
where some of Pharma index major given 3-5 per cent
bounce DRREDDY Future finished near 5 per cent gain and
given breakout of inverted head & shoulder pattern so if it
successfully hold 3210 level then we may see level up to
3500 so we advise to buy it above 3210 for target of 3250
3300 3400 with strict stop loss of 3170

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FUTURE & OPTION
MOST ACTIVE CALL OPTION
Symbol Op-
tion
Type
Strike
Price
LTP Traded
Volume
(Contracts)
Open
Interest
NIFTY CE 7,500 104.00 2,37,276 51,63,525
NIFTY CE 7,700 35.85 1,62,082 37,78,350
BANKNIFTY CE 16,000 99.00 44,160 4,43,190
LT CE 1,200 48.50 5,722 3,27,600
SBIN CE 180 10.45 3,616 50,74,000
TATA-
MOTORS
CE 340 12.25 3,201 7,27,500
ONGC CE 200 7.00 3,028 24,06,000
TATASTEEL CE 300 7.85 2,851 11,54,000MOST ACTIVE PUT OPTION
Symbol Op-
tion
Type
Strike
Price
LTP Traded
Volume
(Contracts)
Open
Interest
NIFTY PE 7,200 56.50 1,98,776 51,68,475
NIFTY PE 7,300 80.00 1,88,101 40,08,750
BANKNIFTY PE 14,000 85.10 43,599 4,47,810
SBIN PE 170 4.60 2,130 19,62,000
SBIN PE 180 8.35 2,018 11,86,000
LT PE 1,160 21.00 1,324 88,800
TATASTEEL PE 270 7.15 1,323 9,16,000
RELIANCE PE 1,000 23.00 1,206 2,20,000
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 43129 2269.63 38193 2009.95 260649 14041.96 259.69
INDEX OPTIONS 489496 26299.88 482756 25844.89 1238245 68623.35 455.00
STOCK FUTURES 89999 3957.42 82502 3701.35 1083567 48334.03 256.07
STOCK OPTIONS 49483 2137.47 50426 2169.90 52498 2320.01 -32.43
TOTAL 938.33
STOCKS IN NEWS
 Adani Group/Jindal Power(part of Jindal Steel & Power)
in focus -Adani may snap up Jindal Power, Talks on;
valuation likely at Rs 18,000-20,000cr, inclusive of debt
 Asian Paints' paint plant situated at Rohtak, Haryana,
have restarted
 Godrej Properties/Godrej industries : Bombay HC sanc-
tions scheme of amalgamation of GIL Vikhroli Real Es-
tate with companya
 HDFC to raise Rs 1,000 crore for refinancing needs
NIFTY FUTURE
Nifty remained steady to bullish along the day. Nifty has
closed with a positive candlestick again but it has a
strong resistance around 7500 and then around 7630
and like previous two sessions Nifty seem to open with
gap up so it may come down from these resistance to fill
gaps. So we advise you to sell it on rise around 7530 for
the targets of 7430 and 7300 with strict stop los of 7650
INDICES R2 R1 PIVOT S1 S2
BANK NIFTY 15,333.00 15,255.00 15,127.00 15,049.00 14,921.00
NIFTY 7,533.00 7,504.00 7,455.00 7,426.00 7,377.00

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RECOMMENDATIONS
GOLD
TRADING STRATEGY:
BUY GOLD ABOVE 29680 TARGET 29780 29900 SL 29550
SELL GOLD BELOW 29510 TARGET 29410 29280 SL 29630
SILVER
TRADING STRATEGY:
BUY SILVER ABOVE 36880 TARGET 37080 37480 SL 36650
SELL SILVER BELOW 36650 TARGET 36450 36150 SL 36900
COMMODITY ROUNDUP
Gold prices fell Rs 86 to Rs 29,505 per 10 grams in futures
trade as participants reduced their positions, largely in line
with a weak trend overseas. At MCX gold for delivery in far-
month contract was trading lower by Rs 86 or 0.29% at Rs
29,505 per 10 grams in a business turnover of 9 lots. Also,
the metal for delivery in April shed Rs 73 or 0.25% to Rs
29,266 per 10 grams in 466 lots. Amid a weakening trend
overseas, silver prices fell Rs 171 to Rs 36,333 per kg in fu-
tures trade as speculators cut down their bets. Silver for
delivery in far-month May was trading lower by Rs 171, or
0.47%, to Rs 36,333 per kg in a business turnover of 288 lots
in futures trading at the MCX. On similar lines, the white
metal for delivery this month was down by Rs 144, or
0.40%, at Rs 35,907 per kg with a business turnover of five
lots. In the international market, silver traded 0.07% lower
at $14.92 an ounce in Singapore. A weak trend in precious
metals in global markets as stocks extended gains and the
US posted better-than-expected jobs data, eroded appeal of
the precious metals as an alternative investment, mainly
weighed on silver futures here.
Domestic Copper markets gained sharply in the intraday
trades on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Chilean state-owned
copper miner Codelco, the world's top producer of the in-
dustrial metal, said Wednesday oversupply is likely to last
through this year and next, bringing prices down again to
around $2 to $2.10 a pound. On LME the red metal rose
1.6% to $4,792.5 a tonne, the highest level since Nov. In
Shanghai, copper for May delivery also climbed 1.6%. Cop-
per is a key component in manufacturing of everything from
high tech devices to houses and it is often looked to as a
gauge of economic health. China's speedy expansion of re-
cent years has been a strong demand driver, but weakening
conditions there and robust global production have come to
weigh heavily on the market. Indian Copper prices were
trading at Rs 329.15 per kg, up 0.26%. The prices tested a
high of Rs 329.70 per kg and a low of Rs 327.30 per kg.
Nickel prices moved up by Rs 2 to Rs 599.40 per kg in fu-
tures market after speculators widened positions, tracking a
firming trend in spot market on increased demand from
alloy-makers. Metal's strength at LME also supported the
upside in nickel futures. At MCX nickel for delivery in April
gained Rs 2, or 0.33%, to Rs 599.40 per kg, in a business
turnover of 17 lots. In a similar manner, the metal for deliv-
ery in current month rose by Rs 1.60, or 0.27%, to Rs 593.20
per kg in 983 lots. Increased domestic demand from alloy-
makers and a firm trend in select base metals at the LME
influenced nickel futures.

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NCDEX
NCDEX INDICES
Index Value % Change
CHANA 4266 +2.65
CORIANDER 6575 +2.65
COTTON SEED 2151 -0.74
GUAR SEED 2983 +0.81
JEERA 14005 -1.06
MUSTARDSEED 3859 +1.21
SOY BEAN 3627 +0.75
SUGAR M GRADE 3224 -0.28
TURMERIC 8868 +0.77
RECOMMENDATIONS
DHANIYA
BUY CORIANDER APR ABOVE 6590 TARGET 6635 6785 SL
BELOW 6525
SELL CORIANDER APR BELOW 6530 TARGET 6485 6335 SL
ABOVE 6595
GUARGUM
BUY GUARGUM MAR ABOVE 5450 TARGET 5500 5570 SL
BELOW 5390
SELL GUARGUM MAR BELOW 5390 TARGET 5340 5270 SL
ABOVE 5450
Global stocks of cotton are projected to decrease in 2015-
16 (July-June) for the first time since 2009-10, by eight per
cent over the year before, stated the International Cotton
Advisory Committee in a report. This estimated fall is due to
less output (global production is down 15%, to 22.2mt and
is also not supported by demand, which is falling. ICAC has
given two reasons for falling demand. One is lower prices of
polyester, the alternative fibre, significantly down with the
sharp fall in the price of crude oil. Many users, including in
China, the world’s biggest cotton consumer, have shifted to
that man-made fibre. The price of polyester staple fibre
price has fallen by a third in two years.
As per latest update from United States Department of Ag-
riculture( USDA), the weak Malaysian currency and gloomy
outlook of the Malaysian economy reduced the potential
growth of corn imports to 3.45 mn tons in 2015/16 from
3.22 mn tons in 2014/15. The trend was visible for market-
ing year 2014/15, when imports of corn dropped by 7.6 per-
cent to 3.2 mn tons from 3.4 mn tons in 2013/14. For
2014/15 total value of import was US$779 mn. Although
demand for poultry and pork remains firm, consumers are
cautious as the price of pork and chicken parts are subject
to GST. Only dressed whole chicken is exempt from GST.
Both Argentina and Brazil controlled more than 80 procent
of corn imported into Malaysia with export value of US$417
mn and US$321 mn respectively. India remained the third
largest exporter of corn with market shares hovering five to
ten percent. Wheat imports are forecast to grow marginally
to 1.62 mn tons in 2016/17 from 1.6 mn tons in 2015/16.
Of the estimated production of 26 mn tonnes (mt) for the
current sugar season, mills have produced 77 per cent, or
19.5 mt, as of February-end. So far in the current season,
107 out of the 513 sugar mills in operation have stopped
crushing, according to the Indian Sugar Mills Association.

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RBI Reference Rate
Currency Rate Currency Rate
Rupee- $ 67.3786 Yen-100 59.0500
Euro 73.1664 GBP 94.8960
CURRENCY
USD/INR
BUY USD/INR MAR ABOVE 67.82 TARGET 67.95 68.1 SL BE-
LOW 67.62
SELL USD/INR MAR BELOW 67.55 TARGET 67.42 67.27 SL
ABOVE 67.75
EUR/INR
BUY EUR/INR MAR ABOVE 73.73 TARGET 73.88 74.08 SL BE-
LOW 73.53
SELL EUR/INR MAR BELOW 73.51 TARGET 73.36 73.16 SL
ABOVE 73.71
CURRENCY MARKET UPDATES:
The Indian rupee on Thursday strengthened for the fifth
consecutive session against the US dollar as gains in global
equity and currency markets boosted sentiment. The cur-
rency has appreciated in seven out of eight sessions. The
home currency closed at 67.34—a level last seen on 14
January, up 0.31% from its previous close of 67.55. The
rupee opened at 67.40 and touched a high of 67.28, a level
last seen on 15 January. Most of Asian currencies closed
higher on back of strong US jobs data, which raised the
speculation that central bank is likely to be slow to raise
interest rates this year. South Korean won was up 1.04%,
Malaysian ringgit 0.79%, Indonesian rupiah 0.52%, Philip-
pines peso 0.46%, Singapore dollar 0.32%, China renminbi
0.16%, Taiwan dollar 0.15% and Thai baht 0.12%, Yen was
down 0.43%.
The dollar was relatively steady, hovering at a near one-
month highs against a basket of currencies on Thursday, as
upbeat US data continued to support and as investors
awaited the release of additional US economic reports
later in the day. The dollar index was steady at 98.26, not
far from the previous session's one-month high of 98.59.
The greenback remained broadly supported after payroll
processing firm ADP said non-farm private employment
rose by 214,000 last month, surpassing expectations for an
increase of 190,000. The data came after a string of upbeat
U.S. economic reports, adding to expectations for the Fed-
eral Reserve to hike interest rates again this year.
The European unit held steady at 1.0875 versus the green-
back. Euro zone retail sales increased by 0.4% in January.
Year-over-year, retail sales rose 2.0% in January, beating
expectations for a gain of 1.3% and after rising 2.1% in the
preceding month. However, the single common unit came
under pressure after European Central Bank board mem-
ber Benoit Coeure signaled Wednesday that the ECB will
ease monetary policy this month.
USD/JPY gained 0.40% to 113.92. As against the pound,
dollar was little changed with GBP/USD at 1.4070. U.K. ser-
vices purchasing managers index declined to 52.7 last
month from a reading of 55.6 in January. It was the lowest
reading since March 2013.

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Date
Commodity/ Currency
Pairs
Contract Strategy Entry Level Target Stop Loss Remark
03/03/16 NCDEX DHANIYA APR. BUY 6450 6495-6645 6385 BOOKED FULL PROFIT
03/03/16 NCDEX DHANIYA APR. SELL 6385 6340-6190 6450 NOT EXECUTED
03/03/16 NCDEX GUARGUM MAR. BUY 5350 5400-5470 5290 BOOKED PROFIT
03/03/16 NCDEX GUARGUM MAR. SELL 5300 5250-5180 5360 NOT EXECUTED
03/03/16 MCX GOLD APR. BUY 29390 29490-29640 29270 BOOKED PROFIT
03/03/16 MCX GOLD APR. SELL 29075 28975-28850 29200 NOT EXECUTED
03/03/16 MCX SILVER MAR. BUY 36600 36800-3700 36350 BOOKED PROFIT
03/03/16 MCX SILVER MAR. SELL 36100 35900-35650 36350 NOT EXECUTED
Date Scrip
CASH/
FUTURE/
OPTION
Strategy Entry Level Target Stop Loss Remark
03/03/16 NIFTY FUTURE SELL 7370 7450-7530 7220 BOOKED PROFIT
03/03/16 BPCL FUTURE SELL 783 770-750 801 CALL OPEN
03/03/16 APOLLOHOSP FUTURE SELL 1495 1480-1460 1521 BOOKED FULL PROFIT
03/03/16 COX&KINGS CASH BUY 170 175-180 166 SL TRIGGERED

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MONDAY, FEB.29
10 AM PENDING HOME SALES INDEX JAN. -- 0.1%
TUESDAY, MARCH 01
9:45 AM MARKIT PMI FEB. -- 52.4
10 AM ISM FEB. 48.8% 48.2%
10 AM CONSTRUCTION SPENDING JAN. 0.5% 0.1%
TBA MOTOR VEHICLE SALES FEB. 17.6 MLN 17.5 MLN
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 02
8:15 AM ADP EMPLOYMENT FEB. -- 205,000
2 PM BEIGE BOOK
THURSDAY, MARCH 03
8:30 AM WEEKLY JOBLESS CLAIMS 2/27 N/A N/A
8:30 AM PRODUCTIVITY 4Q -3.3% -3.0%
8:30 AM UNIT LABOR COSTS 4Q 4.7% 4.5%
10 AM ISM NONMANUFACTURING FEB. 54.0% 53.5%
10 AM FACTORY ORDERS JAN. -- -2.9%
FRIDAY, MARCH 04
8:30 AM NONFARM PAYROLLS FEB. 195,000 151,000
8:30 AM UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FEB. 4.9% 4.9%
8:30 AM AVERAGE HOURLY EARNINGS FEB. 0.0% 0.5%
8:30 AM TRADE DEFICIT JAN. -$42.0 BLN -$43.4 BLN