BSE Sensex rises 0.5%

The BSE Sensex gained 0.5 percent in early trade on Thursday, with financials leading the rise, taking cues from firm Asian markets.

At 9:17 a.m., the 30-share BSE index was up 0.53 percent at 18,792.02 points, with 28 components advancing.

The 50-share NSE index was up 0.5 percent at 5,630.35.

Nifty extends rally

Indian equity benchmarks were consistently trading higher ahead of F&O expiry tomorrow, supported by foreign money. Foreign institutional investors had bought more than Rs 4,000 crore worth of shares in last four days. Even the volume has been increasing.

The 50-share NSE Nifty was facing resistance at 5600-mark, which gained 61 points to 5,606. The 30-share BSE Sensex was trading at 18,710, up 218 points though there was profit booking at higher levels.

Sensex surges

The NSE Nifty continued to hover around its psychological 5600 mark. All sectoral indices were trading in green. The BSE FMCG index has outperformed other sectoral indices, rising over 2%. Metals, power, IT  and banking stocks too have surged.

The BSE broader indices - midcap and smallcap were up by nearly 1% each.

Ambareesh Baliga, COO, Way2Wealth says the pullback is due to short covering. “The current rally may not be sustainable."

He further says because of futures and options expiry tomorrow theNifty may go towards 5,600-5,650. But he doesn’t see the index moving beyond 5,600-5,650. There will a dip in the market and people should use that dip to buy. He reiterates his prediction of a bull run post August-September."

Sensex gains.............

The benchmark Sensex was moderately up in the opening trade on Tuesday, supported by banking, capital goods, power, Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group and select metal companies' shares. TheNifty was hovering around the 5500 level.

Sensex gains 150 points

Indian equity benchmarks were consistently holding the upside momentum, led by oil & gas, PSU, banking, metal and capital goods companies' shares - especially after fall in crude oil prices as well as hike in petroleum products prices.

The 50-share NSE Nifty was trading at 5,525, up 54 points and the 30-share BSE Sensex jumped 163 points to 18,403.

Oil price hike is bad news for banks

The unintended consequence of the UPA government not raising oil prices till recently was that banks got to lend more money to the oil companies.

A close look at the latest figures put out by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) shows that credit growth was largely due to borrowing by the oil marketing companies (OMCs).  If this borrowing comes down, credit growth can even become negative.

Nifty holds 5500 on oil & gas, PSU support; crude slips

The benchmark Nifty continued to hold the 5500-mark today, supported by oil & gas, metal, capital goods, financial and select technology companies' shares. However, the selling in ITC, Wipro, HUL, Hero Honda, Reliance Infrastructure and Reliance Communications has capped the upside at 12:27 hours.

Fuel reforms and falling crude price are positive for India equities, says Nandan Chakraborty of ENAM.

Government has hiked diesel prices by Rs 3/litre, cooking gas by Rs 50/cylinder and kerosene by Rs 2/litre on Friday.

Government also removed customs duty on crude oil and customs duty on petroleum products by 5%. It cut down excise duty on diesel by Rs 2.6/litre. ONGC and BPCL rallied nearly 5% each.

The oil ministry is seeking an increase in diesel and cooking fuel prices on Friday as well as a cut in taxes on fuel products, a ministry source said, moves that could push up inflation further.

A panel of ministers will meet on Friday to discuss raising the prices of the subsidised fuels. Analysts have warned that not lifting prices in line with rising crude oil could put the country's fiscal deficit under strain.

"There is no option but to increase (prices)...," the source, who did not wish to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter, said.

"You cannot preserve polity at the expense of economy."

Goldman Sachs, widely seen as one of the most influential banks in commodities, said Brent crude oil prices could fall by USD 10 to USD 12 a barrel by the end of July after the International Energy Agency (IEA) announced a surprise release of 60 million barrels of oil from member countries.

"We would expect the release to have less of an impact on prices further out the curve, as the oil would be absorbed to meet current demand. Net, we would expect that the potential impact on Brent crude oil prices in 2012 to be closer to USD 5-USD 7 a barrel on average."

At 1:40 p.m. EDT (1740 GMT) Brent crude oil prices were already down USD 5.86 at USD 108.35 a barrel, but were well above an earlier intraday low of USD 105.72.

Prices were largely unchanged from before the publication of the note.

Google at the centre of antitrust probes

Google Inc found itself at the centre of multiple government investigations on Thursday into whether it is using its dominance in search advertising to scotch competition.

At least three state attorneys general have started antitrust investigations into Google, a source familiar with the matter said.

The source declined to elaborate on the details of the investigations by the attorneys general of California, Ohio and New York as they were still in the early stages.

The attorneys general investigation into Google was first reported by the Financial Times, citing people familiar with the investigations.

Sensex gains over 150 pts

Upside momentum continued on the benchmark Sensex for second consecutive day, supported by oil & gas ahead of EGoM meet today. Metal, financial and auto stocks too were on buyers' radar. The Nifty went up above 5350 level.

Fall in crude oil prices was another reason behind upside in Indian markets. Brent crude falls 6% after International Energy said would release 60 million barrels crude oil from emergency stocks in July

Oil & gas stocks rallied - ONGC, BPCL and IOC gained 2-2.5%. HPCL surged 4%.

Big money, high risks in Asia casino growth

U.S. billionaire Sheldon Adelson, the future of Asia's gaming boom looks rosy. After building some of the world's most profitable casinos in Macau and Singapore, Adelson, like MGM Resorts and Pinnacle Entertainment, is keen to diversify, eyeing markets such as Taiwan, the Philippines and Vietnam.

The stakes are high and so are the risks.

It was only less than three years ago that Adelson's now $28 billion gaming empire was ravaged to the brink of bankruptcy. The 2008 financial crisis sent shares in Las Vegas Sands (NYSE: LVS ), parent of Macau unit Sands China (HKSE: 1928.HK ), plummeting.

Diesel, kerosene and LPG price likely to be hiked by July

The oil ministry has submitted a proposal to the Empowered Group of Minister (EGOM) for fuel price hike. The ministry has proposed that customs duty on crude oil be scrapped along with the excise duty on diesel.  The ministry has sought a Rs 4 hike on diesel, if duty stays. Similarly, Rs 150 hike in liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and Rs 9 hike in kerosene would help the ailing oil and gas sector, says the oil ministry. 

Meanwhile, the government is expected to raise diesel, cooking gas and kerosene prices next month after a gap of one year as cash-strapped state oil marketing companies complain that their borrowings have risen alarmingly and they will be forced to cut fuel supplies, starting with cooking gas.

Sensex consolidates

Volatile trade has been continued for the third consecutive day today, especially after a fall in previous four sessions to four-month low. The Nifty too has been consolidating in a narrow range of 5250-5300 since Tuesday.

Experts feel that there would be breakdown, citing gloomy picture across the globe and one more round of rate hike from RBI.

Nilesh Shah, Managing Director and CEO of Envision Capital feels that valuations of Indian equities have become attractive; however, investor mood is still pessimistic. “The Nifty may break its 5,200 lows if Reserve Bank of India (RBI) continues to raise policy rates,” he said.

The 30-share BSE Sensex was trading at 17,584, up 34 points and the 50-share NSE Nifty went up just 5 points to 5,282. However, broader indices continued to reel under selling pressure, with falling 0.5%.

Quiet session on Dalal Street

It was a quiet session on Dalal Street, with frontline indices hovering around Tuesday’s closing.

The Nifty ended the session absolutely flat at 5,278, while theSensex closed marginally in the red.

Experts say there has been a breakdown. According to experts, the Nifty may find support at 5,000-5,100 level.

Tatas moves HC

Tata Motors on Wednesday moved against the West Bengal Government challenging its controversial Singur land bill in the Calcutta High Court. The Bill effectively scrapped the Tata-Singur deal returning land to the unwilling farmers.

The Calcutta High Court, however, refused to hear ex-parte Tata Motors' petition challenging the Singur Land Act and Justice Soumitra Pal directed the Tata counsel to serve copy of petition to the state Advocate General for hearing at 12:05 pm.

The Bill also ensures redistribution of land from anywhere in the 997-acre plot allotted to Tata Motors in 2008 by the Left Front government. The Singur Land Rehabilitation and Development Bill was passed on June 14, with the Left staging a walkout. The Bill has already received governor's assent.

The government meanwhile made amendments to the bill to ensure that land can now be redistributed from anywhere in the 997 acre plot - even the 600 odd acres that was leased to Tata Motors.

"We will move the high court tomorrow," Barrister S Pal, who is representing Tata Motors, told said. Asked which part of the Singur Land Rehabilitation and Development Bill, 2011, would they will be challenging, he said, "We are challenging the whole act."

Sensex see-saws

Equity benchmarks were lacklustre in trade today after seeing a jump in early trade. However, the broader indices were witnessing some selling pressure, with falling half a percent. Even the market breadth was in favour of declines - two shares declined for every one share advancing.

European as well as select Asian markets too were quiet in trade while only Nikkei outperformed other markets, with gaining nearly 2%.

The 30-share BSE Sensex was trading at 17,556, down 4 points while the 50-share NSE Nifty gained just 6 points at 5,282.

Euro stabilises after Greek vote

The euro stabilised below USD 1.44 in early Asian trade on Wednesday after the Greek government, under pressure to pass spending laws as it grapples with a debt mountain, won a vote of confidence as expected.

The next key moment for investors will the US Federal Reserve's news conference at 1815 GMT, when chairman Ben Bernanke will give his views on US growth.

The euro last traded at USD 1.4366 , extending its recovery from a three-week low of USD 1.4073 it hit last Thursday, but below the high of USD 1.4435 it touched after the vote in Athens.

Japan's Nikkei average was up 1.2% at 9573.38, and MSCI's index of Asia-Pacific stocks excluding Japan was up 0.6%.

Brent crude oil for delivery in August was largely flat at USD 111 a barrel after falling more than 70 cents on Tuesday, largely on ongoing worries about the euro zone.

Gold inched up to USD 1,545.10 per ounce by 0027 GMT, little changed from Tuesday's close. Gold, one of the chief beneficiaries of worries about the security of currencies and other assets, set a record high of USD 1,575.79 per ounce in early May.

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Tata to challenge Bill scrapping Singur deal
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Anna to fast from Aug 16

After acrimonious meetings, the last two meetings were cordial and both sides "agreed to disagree".

Law Minister M Veerappa Moily said the mandate of the committee was to prepare a Lokpal Bill and not to rewrite Constitution.

While government claimed that discussions with civil society have helped to bring out a "strong and robust" bill, the Hazare camp expressed "deep disappointment" with the government draft.

"The government has no intention to bring a strong Lokpal Bill. It is misleading the people. Now, there is no option but to go on fast from August 16 as announced earlier," Hazare told reporters after the meeting.

"People will teach them (government) a lesson," he said adding his agitation will be against the government and not Parliament as contended by Union Minister Salman Khurshid.

The Hazare camp said major differences persisted with government rejecting all their major demands like inclusion of Prime Minister, higher judiciary, MPs'' acts inside Parliament under the ambit of Lokpal and procedure for selection and removal of the ombudsman.

The various proposals in the government draft include powers to take suo motu cognizance of act of corruption, powers to investigate cases against officials above Joint Secretary rank, recommend transfer and suspension during the course of probe and provision for time-bound trial by special courts.

The government draft does away with provision for securing sanction for prosecuting a public servant.

Nifty struggles to hold 5300

Indian equity benchmarks started the trade on a positive note following strong global cues, tracking winning of confidence vote by Greek PM. But indices have not been holding early gains since yesterday - they have been consolidating after a big fall on Monday. The Nifty has been struggling to hold the 5300 level.

IDFC, Sesa Goa, Tata Steel, Reliance Communications, Reliance Infrastructure, ICICI Bank, Infosys, Tata Motors, ONGC, L&T and Reliance Industries were pushing the markets higher in early trade.

However, HDFC, HUL, JSPL, BHEL and BPCL were on sellers' radar.

SBI was down a bit after SBI Chairman said FY12 credit growth was expected to be 16-19% as against 19-20% seen before. "We are witnessing some slowdown in corporate lending," he said.

At 9:20, the NSE Nifty was trading at 5,298, up 23 points and the BSE Sensex went up 69 points to 17,629.

Sensex Erases gains

Equity benchmarks shaved off some gains on the back of profit booking at higher levels. The Nifty could not able to hold the 5300 mark - it was gyrating around the same level. Heavyweights like ONGC, SBI, ICICI Bank and Bharti Airtel came off their day's high.

BSE Sensex was trading at 17,633, up 126 points and NSE Nifty gained 40 points at 5,298.

Nifty bounces back

Indian equity benchmarks bounced back on Tuesday morning - theNifty was inching towards the 5300 level, on the back of stability in global market and after clarification from government on Indo-Mauritius tax treaty. Market had fallen for previous four sessions.

Reliance Communications, Reliance Infrastructure, Reliance Industries, Bharti Airtel, Cairn India, Tata Motors, Sesa Goa, Sterlite Industries, SAIL, DLF and L&T were leading the markets higher.

However, ONGC fell 2%. Cipla, Ranbaxy Labs, Grasim and Ambuja Cements too were on sellers' radar.

At 9:20, the BSE Sensex was trading at 17,620, up 114 points and the 50-share NSE Nifty went up 34 points to 5,292 amid volatility.

Stocks to watch for today

Aditya Birla Nuvo has seen good investor interest after it announced its results which saw its net profit increase by two-folds. The stock on Monday, witnessed selling along with the rest of the market, however, during the second half of the day there was buying in the stock, which helped it close near the high of the day. The stock has a potential of reaching Rs 920, if it can cross the high of Monday of Rs 869.

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GT Offshore has touched the previous low of Rs 205, from which it has rebounded twice. This time the stock has fallen on lower volume, though Monday’s fall was of over 5%. This time too the level of Rs 205 might hold and the stock can bounce back to Rs 225.
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Hindustan Unilever was among the few frontline stocks that closed in the positive zone. The stock is close to its all time high having moved on good volume to Rs 322.55. The stock can touch a new high and touch the Rs 350 levels.
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The low of Rs 1,040 has been held for the last three days by PNB. In the case of a bounce back the stock can move up to Rs 1,100 levels at which it has been consolidating for sometime.
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Though Voltas broke through its support level of Rs 160.50 and touched Rs 157 on Monday, the stock bounced back strongly to close the day at Rs 161.15. The stock can move up to Rs 170 as the fall on Monday was on much lower volume.
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JP Associates continues its fall in line with the market. However, it has now taken support at  its previous low of Rs 78.40. The pattern continues to be bearish and the chances are that a low of Rs 70 can be touched by the stock.
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Bank of Baroda saw good buying during the closing hours of Monday, which helped the stock close at Rs 858.15, only 0.16% lower than the previous close on Friday. The stock can touch Rs 900 if it is able to cross the high of Rs 865 it made on Monday.
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We have a buy call on Hero Honda above Rs 1,755, which fell short of the trigger. However, the stock continues to show some strength. We will maintain our call as it has held on to the price with a target of Rs 1,825.
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Our sell call on REC continues which was triggered below Rs 191.The stock touched a low of Rs 181.20 on Monday, we maintain our price target of Rs 175 for the stock.
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US markets end higher

The US markets finished higher amidst thin trading as fears over Greece's debt crisis subsided and investors snapped up beaten-down stocks.

Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 0.63% or 76.02 points at 12080.38. Nasdaq Composite was up 0.5% or 13.18 points at 2629.66. Standard & Poor's 500 was up 0.54% or 6.86 points at 1278.36.

In economic data to watch out for, existing home sales for May is expected to fall to 4.75 million as compared to 5.05 million in April.

Meanwhile, the FOMC meeting commences today as the US Federal Reserve determines the direction of the monetary policy. The minutes of the meeting would bee keenly watched as the QE2 comes to an end.

Europe delays decision on Greece

Euro zone finance ministers kept up intense pressure on Greece on Monday, saying it had to approve tougher austerity measures before a final decision is made on a further 12 billion euros in loans.

Meeting into the early hours of Monday, ministers indicated that the next tranche of EU/IMF aid would be paid by mid-July, allowing Athens to avoid default, but said it was up to Greece to show concrete progress on plans to cut spending, raise taxes and generate other revenue streams first.

"We are waiting for a decision from the Greek parliament. We are calling for not just the government, but the Greek opposition to support the plan," Belgian Finance Minister Didier Reynders said ahead of a second day of meetings in Luxembourg.

Read Full Story: Europe delays decision on Greece, presses Athens to act

Sensex fell 364 points and Nifty dropped 108 points

Indian equity benchmarks were slaughtered on Monday. They saw a sharp drop of 2% on reports that the Mauritius government had agreed to restart talks of revising the double taxation avoidance agreement (DTAA) treaty with India. This triggered margin calls sell-off as well as institutional selling.

Finance Secretary too confirmed that a change in the Indo-Mauritius tax treaty is in the offing. "Mauritius has given its in-principle nod to mull treaty review and we would discuss Mauritius tax treaty in July-August."

"We await Mauritius confirmation on tax treaty review date. We need a framework before levying tax on Mauritius investment and can't arbitrarily tax investment routed from Mauritius," he added. Mauritius government said they would collaborate with the Indian government for all cases.

According to the tax treaty between India and Mauritius, capital gains are to be assessed as per the law of the state of residence of the party. As under the Mauritian law tax is not levied on capital gains, it means capital gains made by a Mauritian entity on its investments in Indian companies’ shares are tax exempt.

DTAA or Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement is a tax treaty that India has with 65 other countries. If NRI is a resident in any of those 65 countries and is paying taxes on the income earned in that country, then he/she is eligible for a lower deduction of tax on income earned in India in that financial year.

BSE Sensex fell 364 points, to close at 17,506 and the 50-share NSE Nifty dropped 108 points, to end at 5,258

Lack of triggers may take Sensex to 16K

The outlook on the Indian market has worsened in the past few months due to macroeconomic concerns, which have been hindering the growth of the economy. Analysts, however, expect the market to recover at least in the second half of the year.

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Neelkanth Mishra, head of Equity Strategy India, Credit Suisse, said that the market may continue to languish and next 3-4 quarters will be sluggish for market. “ExpectSensex to dip to 16,000 level,” added Mishra.

Nifty recovers after testing 18-week low; Bharti gains

Indian equity benchmarks recovered from early scare, with recouping half of its losses after the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) came with clarification on Indo-Mauritius tax treaty.

Nifty had plunged to record its lowest level in more than 18 weeks today post the news that India and Mauritius will restart talks on tax treaty.

However, CBDT clarified that government was yet to start talks with Mauritius on tax treaty, reports CNBC-TV18 quoting agencies. CBDT also said Mauritius has expressed willingness to talk three months ago.

Finance Ministry sources told CNBC-TV18 that Mauritius has agreed to talk on tax treaty this March. But there is no development on tax treaty renegotiation. CNBC-TV18 also learnt that there is no time frame yet for treaty and no specific tax provisions identified for renegotiation.

Dow, S&P rise but..........

The Dow and S&P 500 rose on Friday after France and Germany outlined an agreement to aid debt-burdened Greece, but analysts said a recent bearish trend may not be over. The Dow managed to close just above 12,000, but the S&P 500 barely squeaked out a gain for the week after six straight weeks of losses. The uncertainty surrounding a resolution of the debt crisis kept investors wary of committing more cash to equities.
Research In Motion Ltd's US-listed shares sank 21.5% to USD 27.75 in its busiest day of trading in almost six years. The BlackBerry maker's sour results, released late Thursday, pushed the Nasdaq lower and dragged on other top technology names such as Apple Inc, down 1.5% at USD 320.26.

Commodity prices will fall from their high 2010-11 levels as markets respond to these prices and the opportunities for increased profitability that they afford, a joint report by OECD and UN body FAO on Friday said.

But, for achieving it, harvests this year are critical, the report -- OECD FAO Agricultural Outlook 2011-12 -- released on Friday said." A good harvest this year will be critical in bringing more stability to commodity markets," it said. It, however, said restoring market balances may take some time. "Until stocks can be rebuilt, risks of further upside price volatility remains high,"

Nifty below 5400 on Friday

ndian equity benchmarks closed lower for third consecutive session on Friday, with falling about 2% for the week and more than half a percent in today's trade. Oil & gas, technology, auto and select metal companies' shares dragged down the market while buying in banking, power and telecom stocks has limited the downside.


Benchmarks stayed below their psychologically important levels for another session - the 50-share NSE Nifty fell 30.35 points, to close at 5,366.40 and the 30-share BSE Sensex dropped 115.35 points, to end at 17,870.53. Shorts build up in heavyweights could be the reason behind today's downtrend.

Sensex Below 18K

Equity benchmarks extended sell-off on the back of further fall in European markets, reacting to Greek's debt worries. Nifty has broken the 5400 mark - at three-week low, dragged down by heavyweights like TCS, Bharti Airtel, Reliance Industries, Infosys, Wipro, L&T and HDFC Bank, which fell 1-3%. Metal, cement, auto, select healthcare and private banking companies' shares too were adding pressure on the market.

The 50-share NSE Nifty was trading at 5,391, down 56 points and the 30-share BSE Sensex tumbled 172 points to 17,960 on further build up in shorts. European markets like France's CAC, Germany's DAX and Britain's FTSE fell 1-2%.

Nifty recovers on expected rate hikes

Indian equity benchmarks showed some recovery post the RBI policy event as hike in key policy rates by 25 basis points was on the expected lines. The market has already been discounted these hikes.
Central bank Reserve Bank of India has hiked repo (rate at which RBI lends money to banks) and reverse repo (rate at which RBI borrows money from banks) rates by 25 basis points each - on expected lines - to 7.5% and 6.5%, respectively. Cash Reserve Ratio was unchanged.

BSE Sensex was trading at 18,096, down 35 points and NSE Nifty fell 16 points to 5,431.

Food inflation dives marginally

Food inflation has seen a marginal decline in the week ended June 4 from the numbers in the previous week. From the 9.01% figure where food inflation stood on week before June 4, the numbers have fallen to 8.69%.
The fuel inflation, however, is up by a few points at 12.84% versus the 12.46% on a week on week basis.

Here are the highlights:
June 4 Primary Articles Index up 2% (WoW)
June 4 Fuel Group Inflation At 12.84% Vs 12.46% (WoW)
June 4 Fuel Group Index down 0.5% (WoW)
June 4 Food Articles Inflation At 8.96% Vs 9.01% (WoW)
June 4 Food Articles Index up 0.5% (WoW)

Reserve Bank ups repo

Continuing with its anti-inflationary stance, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), in its mid-quarter policy review, hiked repo and reverse repo rates by 25 basis points (bps) each.

This takes repo (rate at which it lends to banks) to 7.5% and reverse repo (rate at which it borrows) to 6.5%. This is in line with a CNBC-TV18 poll. The cash reserve ratio (amount of funds that banks have to keep with RBI), however, has been left unchanged at 6%.

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