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FIIs were net sellers in the cash segment on Thursday at Rs3.76bn on a provisional basis. The local funds pulled out Rs208.3mn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net sellers at Rs3.09bn. On Wednesday, FIIs were net buyers of Rs7.73bn in the cash segment. The net FII investments in Indian stocks this year have crossed $12.8bn.
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FIIs turned net buyers in the cash segment on Wednesday at Rs6.34bn on a provisional basis. The local funds were also net buyers of Rs3.02bn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net buyers at Rs8.02bn. On Tuesday, FIIs were net buyers of Rs314mn in the cash segment. The net FII investments in Indian stocks this year have crossed $12.6bn.
Today, after the Monday Mayhem, we witnessed a classic Tuesday Turnaround. The rebound was largely led by short covering and buying in defensives like FMCG shares. Derivative indicators show that 4900 will remain a key short-term support. So what’s up on Wednesday? We expect to see a firm start as most world markets are up smartly. Commodities have too resumed their northbound journey while the dollar is getting pummeled.
Trading screens have turned green again after the recent retreat that had seen indices pull back from multi-month highs. In the near-term, the Indian market will swing to the beats of the global cues and earnings. Overall trend appears positive though volatility will remain elevated. Australia has already blinked by raising rates.
The RBI chief too has been talking of an exit from the accommodative monetary stance. Watch out for the mid-term policy review. Inflation will continue to have a bearing on equities and interest rates are also set to harden. Quite a few have lately cautioned on the sharp run-up in stocks and even commodities, citing a fragile recovery in the advanced economies.
FIIs were net sellers of Rs1.57bn in the cash segment on Tuesday on a provisional basis. The local funds were net sellers of Rs7.67bn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net sellers at Rs5.88bn. On Monday, FIIs were net sellers of Rs2.37bn in the cash segment. The net FII investments in Indian stocks this year have crossed $12.6bn.
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FIIs were net sellers of Rs3.1bn in the cash segment on Monday on a provisional basis. The local funds were net sellers of Rs5.67bn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net sellers at Rs7.03bn. On Thursday, FIIs were net buyers of Rs13.72bn in the cash segment. The net FII investments in Indian stocks this year have crossed $12.7bn.
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Today, we expect a soft opening due to weak global cues. US stocks fell last week owing to disappointing economic reports, particularly on the jobs front. The big catalyst in the near term will be the quarterly earnings, both here and overseas. Monday morning blues are back. Just when one thought the monsoon was over, comes the bolt from the blue. Unexpected stormy weather has been wrecking havoc in South and West India. Although the torrential rains have brought some relief from searing heat, the timing is unwarranted. This is not good news in a year when the overall farm output is likely to take a hit and food inflation is already pretty high. It will be interesting to see what stand the Government and the RBI take to tackle spiraling prices.
What most players are looking for is whether the results will justify the market euphoria. We are inclined to believe there would be more positive surprises. Brace for a rollercoaster ride after a six-and-a-month rally.
FIIs were net buyers of Rs9.76bn in the cash segment on Thursday on a provisional basis. The local funds were net sellers of Rs3.31bn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net buyers at Rs358.6mn. On Wednesday, FIIs were net buyers of Rs15.08bn in the cash segment. The net FII investments in Indian stocks this year have crossed $12bn.
FIIs were net buyers of Rs10.75bn in the cash segment on Wednesday on a provisional basis. The local funds were net buyers of Rs1.59bn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net sellers at Rs3.04bn. On Tuesday, FIIs were net buyers of Rs11.02bn in the cash segment. The net FII investments in Indian stocks this year have crossed $12bn.
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Today, the opening moments will be dominated more by Oil India’s listing. The market will be keen to see how the stock behaves after a tepid debut for Adani Power and NHPC. We expect another positive start though Asian stock markets are mixed after overnight losses on Wall Street. If global cues remain indecisive the market might just turn choppy again being a curtailed week.
Chief economic advisor says India will grow at 7% this fiscal. It’s become a habit for top bureaucrats and government officials to talk about GDP growth. Take each prediction with a pinch of salt. Still, there is no denying that India will do well, notwithstanding the deficit monsoon. The tricky part is the market has already had a terrific run in anticipation of the imminent rebound. So, it remains to be seen how long the current momentum continues.
The scope for further advance does appear to be limited and every rise will be interrupted with periodic falls. Overall the mood remains upbeat.
Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation is planning to import one LNG cargo every month as part of its strategy to enter into the LNG trading business. (BS)
Ring out the old rules, bring in the new. That’s what leaders of G20 nations committed during the weekend. US President Obama said, "We brought the global economy back from the brink, we laid the groundwork today for longtime prosperity as well. Still we know there is much further to go." The G20 leaders also reiterated the pledge to maintain status quo on the unprecedented stimulus till there is absolute certainty that the world economy is out of the woods. So, premature withdrawal is out of question. A gradual and orderly exit is more likely.
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FIIs were net sellers of Rs37.2mn in the cash segment on Friday on a provisional basis. The local funds on the other hand were net buyers of Rs2.27bn, according to figures published on the NSE's web site. In the F&O segment, the foreign funds were net buyers at Rs9.89bn. On Thursday, FIIs were net buyers of Rs13.22bn in the cash segment. The net FII investments in Indian stocks this year have crossed $11bn. Mutual Funds were net sellers of Rs7.92bn on Thursday.