MARKET SUMMARY FOR 17 JULY 2015

The Sensex ended unchanged at 28,476 levels up 29 points and the Nifty closed flat at 8,614 levels up 6 points. Benchmark indices continue to trade in a narrow range Sensex and Nifty oscillating between negative and positive zone.About 1378 shares have advanced, 1394 shares declined, and 171 shares are unchanged.  The index looks quite bullish! Even the Asian markets and the SGX July Nifty is also trading a minor premium at 8641 as we write this Market Outlook. In today’s session so long as the 8580-level is maintained, there is no problem for the bulls at all. It could head even higher even if there were to be an intraday dip that does not breach 8580 on a sustained basis. However, crossing the level of 8636 would be quite important for the index since only when it stays above this level then we can expect it to cross 8650 or higher. On the downside, if it were to fall below 8580 on a sustained campaign expect 8543 – 8538 support area getting tested. However, only if the level of 8515 is taken out on any major profit taking the bulls would lose their advantage. Sensex surged over 130 points in early trade today on the back of sustained foreign capital inflows after government eased FDI rules, and a firming trend at other Asian markets. Nifty climbed 34.90 points, or 0.40 per cent, to 8,642.

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Nifty On Track To Hit 8700 in near term
Down Jones 70Points up 18,120
Nikkei 30 Points up 20,631
Hang Sang  255 Points Down 25,417 
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MARKET SUMMARY FOR 16 JULY 2015

The market ended on strong note. The Sensex was up 247 points or 0.9 percent at 28446. The Sensex touched a high of 28,478 points and a low of 28,245 points in the intra-day trade. ended at 3-month closing highs amid a broad-based rally led by financials after the cabinet today approved composite caps in several sectors. and the Nifty was up 85 points or 0.9 percent at 8608. About 1552 shares advanced, 1266 shares declined, and 165 shares were unchanged. The rally mood that started with Iran reaching a deal with the world powers which would allow the country to sell its crude without sanction, govt supported with Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s statement that International oil prices will come down with the imminent lifting of sanctions against Iran and benefit India.Hopes of an RBI rate cut, cheaper oil imports and possibility of further delay in US lending rate hike  propelled a barometer index of the Indian equity markets to provisionally close with gains of more than 275 points on Thursday.The 30-scrip sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange provisionally closed with gains of over 275 points or 0.98 percent.The wider 50-scrip Nifty of the National Stock Exchange also closed in the green with over 84 points or 0.99 percent up at 8,608.05 points.Meanwhile, the narrowing of trade deficit coupled with strength in the global peers after Greek parliament approved the austerity reforms boosted investor sentiment.

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Rupee ends 13 paise higher vs dollar to 63.39;
Nifty seen opening higher; may reclaim 8550 level
 Down Jones 3 Points Down18,050
 Nikkei 98 Points up 20,561
  Hang Sang  9.62  Points Down 25,046

MARKET SUMMARY FOR 15 JULY 2015

The Sensex, which opened at 28,022 points, provisionally closed at 28,198 points up 265 points or 0.95 percent from the previous day's close at 27,932 points.The Sensex touched a high of 28,218 points and a low of 27,986 points in the intra-day trade. The  Sensex closed 265 points up to regain the 28,000 mark on Wednesday. Nifty ended nearly 70 points above 8500 level. This is Nifty’s highest close in nearly three months. The hopes about rate cut and importing cheaper oil from Iran after it signed a nuclear deal with the major powers helped boost the Indian stock markets on Wednesday, with the 30-scrip sensitive index (Sensex) of the S&P Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) provisionally closing more than 265 points up on Wednesday.The wider 50-scrip Nifty of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) also provisionally closed with healthy gains. It was up 72 points or 0.85 percent up at 8,526 points. The markets ended at the day's highs, with the Sensex climbing back above the psychologically important 28,000 mark and Nifty reclaiming the 8,500 mark, aided by the largely positive cues from the Asian front.
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WORLD MARKET UPDATES FOR 15 JULY2015

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Rupee ends 13 paise higher vs dollar to 63.39 

Nifty may Open On Positive Note 

Down Jones 75Points up 18,053

Nikkei 84 Points up 20,469

Hang Sang  127  Points Down 25,107

MARKET SUMMARY FOR 14 JULY 2015

Sensex declined 29 points to 27932 and the Nifty slipped 6 points to 8454. However, the broader markets outperformed benchmarks with the Midcap and Smallcap indices rising marginally. About 1560 shares advanced against 1281 shares declined on the Bombay Stock Exchange.It was a day of consolidation the benchmark indices closing in red Tuesday after rising more than a percent in previous session on Greece bailout package. Banking & financials, metals and select oil stocks pulled the market down whereas healthcare stocks supported. Benchmark share indices ended flat with a negative bias with financials leading the decline after rising consumer price inflation dampened hopes of a rate-cut by the Reserve Bank of India.However, the downside was capped after Wholesale Price Index (WPI) eased further in the month of June.he index posted a great rally following the done deal with Greece and its European creditors or bail out givers. Markets all over cheered on this and we saw sharp rallies all over.

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, which was released post market hours on Monday, revealed that the inflation for the month of June rose to a nine-month high to 5.40%. This shot in the retail prices is food driven, which increased to 5.48% from 4.8% in May.

The Wholesale Price Index (WPI) fell to -2.4% in June, continuing its deflationary mode, led by downward fuel prices and lower commodity prices. This is the eighth staight decline.
The Index of Industrial Production (IIP) numbers for the month of May, released on Friday, showed a slowdown in the industrial activity weighed by manufacturing sector. The IIP for the month of May was 2.7%
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Indian rupee ends 13 paise lower against US dollar Nifty Seen Opening Flat;
Nifty Seen Opening Flat;May Hover Around 8450
Down Jones 217 Points up 17,977
Nikkei 301 Points up 20,391
Hang Sang  116 Points Down 25,107