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purchased mate,the larce ol ·s~culardemacncr & an ascendant lascism:·1he defeats and victories of the fellows at the top aren't alwavsdefeats and victories for the fellows at the bouom"-Brecht.
The butcher of Gujarat. in his first press bite after his ascendancy to power blurted, ((yeh desh ki jeet hait» ("this is avictory of the country.!" and uacche din aagaye. hain!" ("the good days are here!"). The sweeping mandate for thesaffron hordes in the 161.
h Lok Sabha elections might very well appear to be a "victory" for some, but certainly not forthe people of the country. A simple projection of facts & interrogation of fictions wi.ll show us for whom have the.
"good days" really arrived? .
It is a "victory" for the corporate houses who have invested more than 10,000 crores in the NaMo media·blitz with full expectations of returns. ''ThiS is comparable to the electiOn of Ronald Reag~n in the U.S.or Margaret Thatcher in the U.K. in terms of the pro-business stance we expect the Modi government will take. Weare very excited about the opportunities this presents", says Sam Gupta, the chief investment officer of Grand TrunkCapital, a Palo Alto, California-based investment firm that invests in India. Its not for nothing that the value of lndiarequities has climbed by more than $330 billion since .
·· Sept. 13, when BJP named Modi as its PM candidate.Companies whose promoters have been close to BJP have seen staggering profits. Adani Enterprises, the closest tcModi, has gained the most among a list of 11 companies, followed by IRB Infrastructure, which is a major player inthe toll road segment in Modi's Gujarat. The stock price of Adani Enterprises has more than tripled to Rs 499 fromRs 144 in the last nine months and the shareholde5s of the Adani group have increased their aggregate wealth byabout Rs 61,400 crores. The declaration of Operation Green Hunt by the then Home Minister Chidambaram, saw a.
Sensex boom of 21,000 in Nov 2010 that was to hold its record for the next three years. But with $230 billion.
awaiting clearance today as per the Cabinet Committee on Investment, the euphoria of the Sensex hitting its AJ1Time high of 25,364.71 on May the 16th 2014 is understandable. The skyrocketing Sensex certainly comes as amessage of "good days" for the corporates, big business, and imperialism at large that is neck deep in its globacrisis. Its certainly not the victory for the teeming multitude of the country. .
It is a "victory" for hindu-fasci~m that has defined the character of the Indian state and that has today made.
way for a fascist figurehead at its helm. All the bogus claims of 'development' & 'good governance' went hand inhand with Giriraj, Amit Shah, Togadia's vile declaration of the real agenda of Hindutva over and over againthroughout the election campaign. Giriraj's initial statement that critics of Modi have no place in India and should gc.
to Pakistan was followed up before the results with yet another comment that terrorists belonged to "one particular.
community". Togadia, While addressing a crowd right in front of a Muslim residence, openly exhorted the Hindus tcthrow the Muslim out of the Hindu neighbourhood. He added, "We should have it in us to take the law in our ownhands in an area where we are a majority." Making a mockery of 'secularism', a murderer like Amlt Shah -thearchitect of fake encounters of lshrat Jahan, Sohrabuddin, Tulsiram Prajapati -was let loose by the judiciary andunleashed upon UP to "deliver" for.Modi by e_ngineering "riots" and effecting communal polarization across the statein Fatzabad, Bareli, Meerut, Muzaffarnagar killing hundreds and displacing lakhs of Muslims. Playing on themajoritarian Hindu sentiment, he declared "The elections in Uttar Pradesh, especially in western Uttar Pradesh, [are:an election for honor, for seeking revenge... and for teaching a lesson." .
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democracy, once he has "delivered.. 73 out of 80 seats in UP for his Saheb, today his blood trails are being coverec.
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up by the corporate media by eulogising him as a "master strategist", as one with "exceptional organizational skills",.
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or as a "phoenix" who rose from the ashes of his "tainted past" and so on. The brutal massacre of Muslims ir.
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Bodo·land during the pons in the first week of May; the open threats by Modi to "expeln Muslims from Bengal 8.
Assam branding them as ·Bangladeshi immigrants"; the vitriolic "gau-raksha" over ''"gay-raksha" (cow protection, not.
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gay protection) campaign by BJP against homosexuality; the beating up of and forcing of Kashmiri students to shout.
anti-Pakistan slogans in Noida during the polls on 5lh May; the·flaring of communal tension in Hyderabad and police.
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firing two days before the results; the attack on a Pakistani student in Pondicherry the day the exit polls predicted a.
Modi victory were all but only a prelude of what the "victors" have in store. "Hara Hara Modt chants echoed a~saffron goons celebrated Modi's victory by storming in and damaging two mosques in Mangalore ri'ght after tenresults were declared. There can't be any doubt that its a "victory" for the RSS, and not for the people of the country..
It is a "victory" for the imperialist and fascist agenda of "war on terror", lslamophobia & minority witch·hunting. While every possible shade in power has been dili·gent in implementing the abo·ve, but having Modi at thehelm is certainly a ~victory" for the imperialist masters. but not for the people of the country. The acquittal on Ma~16th of all the six Muslims falsely implicated and also convicted for the Akshardham shootout (2002) is just oneamongst thousands of such cases. While the Supreme Court acquitting the six admonished the then home ministerof Gujarat, Modi, for "clear non-application of mind", we see it as a clear and single minded application of the boge~of ..war on terror". While Adam Ajmeri. Mohammad Hanif Shaikh. Abdul Qayum and Chand Khan spent the last 11.
years in iail for the only 'crime' of being Muslims. it was enough time for Modi. who sanctioned their beiAg chargeo.
under the draconian POTA. to traverse the path from being the Gujarat CM to India's PM. And finally, it is also yetanother "victory" for the Brahmanical feudal landed dominant caste elites who have steadily been.
emboldened with the rolling of Modi's juggernaut. We have seen the violent repercussions of the.
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The Bombay/Mumbai Stock Exchange Limited (Marathi/Hindi: मुंबई शेयर बाज़ार Mumbaī Śeyar Bāzār) (formerly, The Stock Exchange, Mumbai; popularly called The Bombay/Mumbai Stock Exchange, or BSE) has the greatest number of listed companies in the world, with 4700 listed as of August 2007. It is located at Dalal Street, Mumbai, India. On 31 December 2007, the equity market capitalization of the companies listed on the BSE was US$ 1.79 trillion, making it the largest stock exchange in South Asia and the 12th largest in the world.
Around 6,000 Indian companies list on the stock exchange, and it has a significant trading volume. The BSE SENSEX (SENSitive indEX), also called the "BSE 30", is a widely used market index in India and Asia. Though many other exchanges exist, BSE and the National Stock Exchange of India account for most of the trading in shares in India.
Opening Bell – Nifty hits 10,000 for the first time ever
The BSE Sensex opened higher by 104 points at 32350, while the Nifty50 opened higher by 44 points at 10010 mark.
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ln its f1ve-year tenure, the NDA has conducted an all out assault on labour. The Second Labour Conunission appointed by it has adopted anti-worker terms of reference in order to amend labour laws. In its 2001 -02 budge!, it proposed to amend the Industrial Disputes Act to allow units with upto 1000 workers to close down without government permission, and the Contract Labour Act to lcgalisc the contract labour system. It also amended the Trade Union Act of 1926, imposing higher .
membership criteria for registration and restriction on outside leadership. Vajpayee is fond of preaching "industrial peace", but his government literally declared war on workers. It used the army to crush striking power sector workers, and the navy against striking port and dock workers. This is also the government .
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The NDA has obviously made lndia shine for big capital and MNCs, keeping only darkness for the mass of urban and agrarian workers. Unfortunately, the "opposition" within the ruling class has no challenge to o!fer them on this score. The Congress responded to the Sensex plunge by assuring investors that they need not fear; Congress, too, has stalwarts like .
Chidambaram and Mamnohan Singh, and it would in no way change the pace or direction of "reforms". The voice of the market has made it clear that what it fears most is a government which might be "populist" and stall reforms. So, the government which the stock exchange wants is one that must be immune to pressures from the people. For the stock market, democracy is not a government of, for and by the people, but one that is of, for and by capital ! .
E\'en as imperialist forces and \heir allies in India 's ruling class prepare for fresh offensives on the labouring poor, global capital in the form of companies like Bcchicl and Halliburton continue their bloody war for od in Iraq. The sadistic, humiliating torture and nude displays of lraqi prisoners by US soldiers Iay bare the barbaric reality of Bush's 'noble' War on terror. This terror is being challenged by the valiant resistance of the lraqi people, as well as by millions all over the world who stand in solidarity Wlth them. These include not only thousands of US citizens and Labour groups, but even families of US soldiers .
who haYe have called for an end to the colonial occupation of lraq, and the 'Blood for Oir war. .
Let this year's May Day be a call .
To smash the stranglehold of global capital on the resources, lives and destiny of the struggling millions of the world! .
To break the nexus of Indian rulers and their US masters! .
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For workers' rights and our national sovereignty! For rul all-out battle n~ninst communal fascism Jnd its twin, econon11c libcrnlisntion! Sdi-Mona Das. Pres1dent, AISA. JNU. Sdi-Dhiraj Kr. Nite, V.P.. AISA. JNU. .
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The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) benchmark 30 share SENSEX index is displayed on a digital stock ticker as the building is illuminated during special trading on the occasion of Diwali, the Festival of Lights, in Mumbai, 09 November 2007. Indian shares fell 0.79 percent in a special ceremonial trading day amid persistent concerns of a global credit squeeze and rising oil prices, dealers said. They said the markets opened strong in the one-hour trading session but gave way to a sell-off due to sustained global concerns. The benchmark 30-share Sensex index fell 151.33 points or 0.79 percent at 18,907.6, off the day's high of 19,329.57. AFP PHOTO/ Indranil MUKHERJEE
This is a crop from the Marine Drive shot posted earlier.
Who are they ? Are they bankers talking about interest rate movements, or investment bankers on m & a deals, brokers talking about the fall / rise of sensex or computer professionals talking about the latest pay hike. Or simple people talking about the latest hindi movie
Nifty struggles below 8100; banks & FMCG firm, pharma weak
The cabinet committee on economic affairs (CCEA) has waved the green flag to sell stake in Coal India, ONGC and NHPC and are set to garner over Rs 45,700 crore at current market rates. Retail investors are also set to get a 20 percent reservation in this stake sale.
The Nifty continues to trade weak for the third day in a row. The Sensex is down 77.96 points at 26979.45, and the Nifty down 14.65 points at 8079.45. Sun Pharma, Coal India, ONGC, Wipro and M&M are top laggards in the Sensex. Among the gainers are SBI, HUL, HDFC, Hero MotoCorp and NTPC. The cabinet committee on economic affairs (CCEA) has waved the green flag to sell stake in Coal India, ONGC and NHPC and are set to garner over Rs 45,700 crore at current market rates. Retail investors are also set to get a 20 percent reservation in this stake sale. Speaking at the Economist India Summit 2014 Power & Coal Minister Piyush Goyal said that the government does not intend to fully exit Coal India and the Supreme Court's decision on the coal allocation issue will help re-orient Coal India. Japan's Nikkei share average rose to an eight-month high on Thursday as the weak yen lifted sentiment and a meeting between the central bank governor and prime minister boosted expectations of additional easing in the long-term. The Nikkei climbed 0.8 percent to 15,909.20, the highest closing level since Jan. 10. The broader Topix hit a six-year high, rising 0.3 percent to 1,311.24. Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said he told Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that the central bank will not hesitate to ease policy further if its 2 percent inflation goal becomes difficult to achieve.
On the first day (Monday) of the business week, the Indian stock market has a bearish trend. The main index, Sensex, fell 200.46 points to 38939.82 and Nifty 74.30 points to trade at 11,700.
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==» Trading got off to a firm start on the Indian bourses on Friday with investors picking up stocks, tracking positive cues from Asian markets.
==» Realty, oil, capital goods, bank and pharma stocks have moved higher. The Indian rupee opened with a gain of 30 paise at 58.81 per dollar against 59.11 Thursday
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✥ BSE #Sensex is trading at 19,846.69 up 0.19% or 38.29 points.
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On the fourth day of the trading week (Thursday), the Indian stock market has strong stance. Major index Sensex (Sensex), with 19.57 points, strengthened by 39,074.25 points and Nifty was trading at 11,736.95 with a gain of 10.80 points.
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The #Sensex had lost 554.12 points in the previous three sessions on subdued exports, higher inflation and muted second quarter earnings of some companies. Value-buying in recent losers and a better trend at other #Asian #markets triggered fresh spell of buying on the domestic bourses. #MoneyMakerResearch
मुंबई. चीन के शेयर बाज़ारों की खराब हालत के चलते गुरुवार को भी भारतीय शेयर बाजारों में तेज गिरावट देखने को मिल रही है। बंबई शेयर बाजार का संवेदी सूचकांक सेंसेक्स कारोबार की शुरुआत में ही 400 अंक से अधिक टूटकर 25,000 अंक से नीचे आ गया था और कुछ ही समय बाद यह 500 से भी अधिक अंक टूट गया। इसी के साथ ...
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Sensex, Nifty continue to slide; JP Associates tanks 13%.
HDFC, NTPC, Coal India, Hero MotoCorp and ITC are top gainers in the Sensex. Among the losers are BHEL, Hindalco, Tata Motors, Tata Steel and ICICI Bank.
Strongly denying United Bank of India's (UBI) wilful defaulter allegations chairman of cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines Vijay Mallya today said the company was not given a chance to present its case before UBI. While addressing the media at its annual general meeting, he said, "We disagree with their action. We were'nt given a hearing, will pursue legal remedies available." UBI recently declared the grounded airline and Mallya as wilful defaulters for non-payment of dues worth Rs 400 crore. Three company directors - Subhash R Gupte, Ravi Nedungadi and Anil Kumar Ganguly — were also on the list. But the company is looking to vigorously challenge UBI's decision. State-owned UBI is the first lender to declare KFA and promoter Mallya as wilful defaulters.
As for the second Green line, the breaking level is close to 12315 (or say 12000). Anything below this, any time during the year '2007 would break this line, and may suggest repeat of the past, i.e. another long term corrective phase.
To negate this bearish possibility, Sensex must hold above 12000 during the year '2007, in which case, it would keep open the bullish possibility of touching the upper Pink parallel, valued at 20000 for the year ‘2007. This pink line had been giving almost perfect upper targets for last three years.
This is the Chinese Stall on the Streets of Bombay.. total masala unlike the bland authentic chinese food :))
Sensex, Nifty consolidate; BSE Midcap, Smallcap slip 1%
BHEL and Tata Power tumbled over 2 percent each followed by TCS, HDFC, Larsen and Toubro, Tata Motors, Hero Motocorp and Bharti Airtel with 1-1.8 percent loss. However, Hindustan Unilever, Wipro and Coal India gained 2 percent. ITC and Infosys climbed over a percent.
Shares of Sasken Communication Technologies are locked at 20 percent lower circuit on Wednesday after the company's chief executive resigned yesterday. "Anjan Lahiri, whole time director and CEO has resigned from the services of the company and consequently from the board of directors effective September 23, 2014," said the software services provider in its filing. Rajiv C Mody, currently the chairman and managing director, will be stepping in as the CEO for now. He founded the company in 1989, at San Jose along with two other co-founders. Mody does not see much change in business with CEO stepping down. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, he says his emphasis is on growing revenue. "We will continue to build expertise in IT business," he adds. Anjan Lahiri had completed his one year in the company in previous month. Anjan, who co-founded MindTree in 1999, joined Sasken in August 2013. Prior to co-founding MindTree, Anjan was a consulting director with Cambridge Technology Partners (CTP) in New Jersey.
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AISA Impeachment, Condemnation.... : Many Ways o f S. i 22.11.05The Protests Against Manmohan's Killer Policies 1 enc ng.
Whenever there is a sharp debate in the campus, a UGBM is always welcome and necessary. It is JNU's strength that .
every post-holder of JN USU must always be accountable to the JNUSU, and students are free to resort to impeachment .
against any JNUSU representative..
However, we need to ask ourselves-what is the spirit of the impe~chment motion for which the NSUI is campaigning? .
There are many who may not support the protest, or may stand for a different mode of protest: but such students arc .
debating the matter, they are not demanding impeachment of the JNUSU President! Rather, those who are campaigning .
for impeachment are those who are diehard defenders of Manmohan's killer policies, and they are the same.
women students. .
forces of the NSUI and JPF-ABVP that punched and kicked the peaceful protestors, abused and assaulted several.
The fact is that the NSUI's campaign of protest against Mona, is nothing but an attempt to silence the debate on .
Manmohan's policies. Itis yet another attempt to punish the voice of dissent-and we can be sure that it will be followed by the Administration's move to crackdown on the students who spearheaded the protest!What are the grounds being offered for impeachment? Let us consider the facts: .
The JNUSU President was absent at the time of the protest; she was severely ill and was away from the city..
since ifshe had been present, she would no doubt have stood by her political principles and ,c;upported the protest .
Would the NSUI-JPFhave refrainedfrom bringing an impeachment motion had she been present? NO, .
Some say -the JNUSU President should have informed the student community about Manmohan's proposed -and in that case, the NSUI-JPF would have demanded impeachment because she was present in the protest!.
visit in September itself, as soon as it was decided by the Administration. BUT when this criticism is voiced .
by those political forces (NSUI and JPF-ABVP) who either openly assaulted the protestors, or those .
forces (SFI-AISF) who held back from the protest we must question their rcnl motive! Even if these forces had been 'vjjH;ia/ly told' in Scptumbcr itsdfabout Manmohan's visit, which tlu..:y unyway knew, would·it have changed their attitude to the protest? Be it September or November, in every season, it would have been their compulsion either to defend Manmohan and his policies, or at least to tone down the .
' protest ' against them..
Let us be.clear: the impeachment motion is NOT targeted at the JNUSU President's absence, or at the fact Lhat she did .
not communicate the Administration's decision in September itself. The real target ofthe impeachment motion is the political act of protest against Manmohan's policies-and the JNUSU President is a convenient target because she belongs to one ofthe groups that spearheaded the black flags protest!.
The NSUI and JPF claim that the PM's democratic right to speak was violated: it is clear, however, that it was NSUI-.
JPF's lurnpenism that disrupted his speech, not the protestors' black flags or slogans. But we must also ask: bow much .
respect has Manmohan himselfbad for democratic mandates? In the May 2004 elections, the poor and dispossessed.
order to benefit the tiny elitc ofShining India. Farmers and women and minorities and youth voted, demanding an end to .
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of our country gave a remarkable mandate-against the NOA's policies that were killing the masses of Struggling India in.
the policies causing suicides, starvation,joblessness, communalism, military repression and draconian laws..
land for US military training; they said NO to bartering oursolidarity with Third World people oflraq and Iran, The people of this country refused their rulers the 'right' to turn India into a pawn ofthe US, to band over our.
in return for scraps thrown to us by the Big Bully Bush. But has Manmohan heeded them?.
Far from it: In Manmohan's India, the Sensex continues to Shine while the people continue to Struggle 11nd .
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Starve. Manmohan has not only refused to take steps to help punish the guilty ofGujarat genocide; he has continued the .
policies that cause starvation and farmers' suicides, Gurgaon and Manipur stand witness to continu~d State repression. .
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dissenting students dared to speak, directly, to their Prime Minister. 'How dare they do so? !low dare the citizens question the ruler?': this is the common response ofthe NSUl, the ABVP, the JPF, the RSS..
Censure, Condemnation : Impeachment by Any Other Name Smells As Foul !.
the SFI-AISF, include the issues The requisition for the UGBM was on the issue ofimpeachment. But why didn't the JNUSU Council, dominated by.
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In accordance to MCX real time data this trend is very profoundly seen among people, particularly due to the fact that the investment in gold is a far more lucrative option than others stocks due to its averseness to fluctuations. Even though at this point investment in gold or bullion might not seem to be a perfect option in accordance with MCX-SX real data, but it also has to be remembered that for a country shaken up with its drastic Sensex fall of above 400 points in a day, it would be rather surprising for anyone to spring up and look forward to investment in the share market.
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#OpeningBell: The #Sharemarket has opened cautiously lower head of US President-Elect Donald Trump’s inauguration later in the day. The #Sensex is down 116.72 points or 0.4 percent at 27202.12, and the #Nifty down 31 points or 0.3 percent at 8408.10. About 359 shares have advanced, 418 shares declined, and 153 shares are unchanged. Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, Tata Motors, Coal India and Asian Paints are #TopLosers in the Sensex while GAIL, Cipla, SBI, Bharti and L&T are #TopGainers.
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I liked Akshay's words on Diwali
"Diwali to my mind is basically a giant nationwide form of house cleaning
for a very esteemed VIP guest, a certain goddess of wealth"
So true..
As for me After the Pooja, I did the Muhurat Trading on the Sensex between
18:05 and 19:20 on ICICI and tru my broker friend KK....
And then caught up with some friend and more sweets and laddooos... had to
eat a Pani-Puri to get rid to the sweet taste :))
Since I had free sms wishing all my loved ones and friends was easy though
I'm still to get delivery reports... courtesy Reliance...
I never liked the sutli bombs but I like bursting it under a dabba, another
thing I liked was the Snake Goli.. one light and it grew and rose like a
dark phoenix from the ashes :))
BTW didja notice the MUNCH among da fruits and prasad kept by my Mummy...
I never liked Delhi, but the fight back shown by Delhi and its people has
made me its fan.... My apologies to the Dilwala Seher ..Salaam Delhi :))
#ClosingBell:Benchmark indices fell for the seventh consecutive session for the first time since March 2016, with the Sensex losing more than 300 points intraday Thursday amid thin volumes ahead of Christmas holiday. The consistent fall may be indicating that investors are worried about the impact of demonetization on December quarter earnings, sales data and economic data due next month. The 30-share #BSE #Sensex plunged 262.78 points or 1 percent to 25979.60 and the 50-share #NSE #Nifty fell 82.20 points or 1.02 percent to 7979. At the close of day, Asian Paints, ITC, Infratel, Tata Motors,Zee Entertain and ACC were the #TopGainers while Hindalco, Adani Ports, ONGC, Bharti Airtel, Tata Steel were #TopLosers On the #NSE.
#ClosingBell: Equity benchmarks gained for the first time in last eight sessions on Friday, aided by HDFC group, infra and pharma stocks. The 30-share #BSE #Sensex was up 61.10 points at 26040.70 and the #Nifty gained 6.65 points at 7985.75. The market breadth was negative as about 1331 shares declined against 1215 advancing shares on the #BSE. #TopGainers are Cipla, Sun Pharma, Maruti Suzuki, Bajaj Auto, Larsen. #TopLosers are Axis Bank, ONGC, ITC, Wipro, M&M.
==>> On Thursday it’s a buoyant start for stocks on the Indian bourses with investors indulging in some brisk buying, tracking positive global cues. Oil, realty, bank and metal stocks have moved higher.
==>> Power, PSU and capital goods stocks too have opened on a firm note.
✥NSE #Nifty is trading at 5,803.75 up 1.00 % or 57.05 points
✥BSE #Sensex is trading at 19,534.73 down 0.98% or 189.08 points.
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Sensex, Nifty see profit booking but midcap, smallcap gain
Top private sector lender ICICI Bank, two-wheeler maker Bajaj Auto and state-run oil and gas producer ONGC topped the selling list, falling 1.6 percent each followed by Infosys and Wipro with over a percent loss.
A robust dollar swept to a 14-month high as investors tweaked bets on an early hike in U.S. interest rates, burdening oil, gold and stocks in the energy majors. As the dollar broke to a six-year peak on the yen and a 14-month top against the euro, gold sagged to a three-month trough and Brent oil settled below the $100 a barrel mark. Giving the dollar bulls encouragement was research from San Francisco Fed economists that showed investors are pricing in a lower trajectory for interest rates rises than members of the Fed itself are. The dollar index, which benchmarks the greenback against six other major currencies, was up 0.25 percent, having climbed to a 14-month high of 84.519. A break above 84.753 would take it to highs not seen since July 2010, reports Reuters.
Sensex & Nifty firm, Midcap up 1%; Sun Pharma drops 4%
The BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices climbed 1 percent each. About three shares advanced for every share declining on the Bombay Stock Exchange.
Mahesh Nandurkar, CLSA says the government has started laying out building blocks for a sustainable higher growth trajectory for India. “We highlight 4 key initiatives i.e financial inclusion, digital India, improved foreign policy and greater autonomy to states. While these initiatives do not have a quantifiable economic impact; they will have a huge broad based positive impact for an inclusive longer-term growth improvement,” he adds. 10:00am The market continued to trade in a positive terrain with the Sensex rising 44.85 points to 27102.26 and the Nifty gaining 19 points to 8113.10 while the broader markets outperformed benchmarks smartly. The BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices climbed 1 percent each. About three shares advanced for every share declining on the Bombay Stock Exchange. Sun Pharmaceutical Industries fell over 4 percent on US drug regulator's surprise audit at the pharma major's Halol facility in Gujarat. It is learnt that USFDA inspectors in two teams are auditing both the injectibles as well as oral solids units at the plant, with one team focusing on manufacturing processes and other closely auditing quality control and assurance departments. In the midcap space, GSFC shot up 13.4 percent followed by Abbott India, Bhushan Steel, Indian Bank and Bharat Electronics with 4-5 percent while among smallcaps, HOEC, Oscar Investment, Infinite Computer, Punjab & Sind and Marathon Realty surged 9-17 percent.
Sensex, Nifty strong; OMCs gain as Brent at 16-month low..
Strong momentum in market continues as the Sensex is up 147.05 points at 27166.44, and the Nifty is at 8123.70 up 40.65 points. About 1449 shares have advanced, 960 shares declined, and 90 shares are unchanged. Bharti is still up 4 percent. TCS, Infosys, Wipro and Tata Motors are top gainers in the Sensex. Among the losers are GAIL, ITC, Hero MotoCorp, ICICI Bank and Bajaj Auto. Brent crude prices are at a 16-month low at levels near USD 100 per barrel on the back of strength in dollar index, on slowing demand from Europe and china. OMCs gain in trade as the decline in crude further eases under recoveries. India's fiscal deficit and inflation outlook could prevent any upgrades in the country's sovereign rating, even as the economy is headed for recovery, Moody's Investors Service said. Although Moody's expects the government to meet the fiscal deficit target of 4.1 percent for the fiscal year ending in March, it noted the country's finances would "remain vulnerable to future cyclical downturns and external shocks." Meanwhile, Moody's also said India's ratings were constrained by inflation, reiterating comments also made last week.
The #BSE #Sensex opened over 100 points higher on #Monday against the previous session’s closing. The broader #NSE’s #Nifty, too, rose in the morning hours. The #Indian #rupee strengthened against the US dollar. The shares of ONGC, Maruti Suzuki, Bharti Airtel rose, whereas the shares of Dr Reddy’s and Kotak Bank fell. #MoneyMakerResearch
On the first day of the trading week, the Indian stock market is bullish on Monday. The major index Sensex is 811 points or 2.14% rise at 38741.77 and the Nifty is open at 11649.30, with an increase of 242.10 points or 2.12%.
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#ClosingBell: #Indiansharemarkets end lower ahead of the presentation of the Union Budget on February 1. The 30-share #Sensex was down 193.60 points or 0.70 percent at 27655.96, while the #Nifty snapped 8600-mark and ended down 71.45 points or 0.83 percent at 8561.30. About 822 shares advanced, 1882 shares declined, and 312 shares were unchanged. TCS and GAIL were the #TopLosers on the Sensex, while Bharti Infratel and Grasim fell the most on the broader index. Mean while, ITC and Bajaj Auto were the #TopGainers on the Sensex.
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The Bombay Stock Exchange Limited (Marathi: मुंबई शेयर बाजार Mumbaī Śeyar Bājār) (formerly, The Stock Exchange, Mumbai; popularly called The Bombay Stock Exchange, or BSE) has the greatest number of listed companies in the world, with 4700 listed as of August 2007.[1] It is located at Dalal Street, Mumbai, India. On 31 December 2007, the equity market capitalization of the companies listed on the BSE was US$ 1.79 trillion, making it the largest stock exchange in South Asia and the tenth largest in the world.[2]
The Bombay Stock Exchange was established in 1875. Around 6,000 Indian companies list on the stock exchange,[3] and it has a significant trading volume. The BSE SENSEX (SENSitive indEX), also called the "BSE 30", is a widely used market index in India and Asia. Though many other exchanges exist, BSE and the National Stock Exchange of India account for most of the trading in shares in India.