Josh is released in the market and the market has reached a height of 2.5 years. For the first time since November 12, 2010 Nifty has gone beyond 6200. Now the market will continue to boom rest and a chance to shop in the market, the opinion of giants.
FMCG, metal and realty stocks has climbed 1 %. Auto, PSU, bank, oil & gas, technology, IT, capital goods, consumer durables, power stocks are strong from 0.75 to 0.25 %. Healthcare is light pressure on stocks.
Nifty stocks, Bank of Baroda, PNB, ITC, Tata Motors, Hindalco, JP Associates, IndusInd Bank, Sesa Goa, HCL Tech, GAIL, DLF, SBI has climbed from 2.5 to 1 %.
Globally, U.S. and Japanese markets to record levels reached. In the developed countries Emerging Markets lag behind. In domestic markets in the next 12 months is expected to rise by 12-15 %.
FII investments in existing markets is growing rapidly due to the back. According to Taher Badshah further domestic investors will start shopping. Gold prices in the international and domestic markets continue to fall heavily. However, the deposits of banks with decreasing inflation rate will be lower. Therefore, returns are attractive in terms of market share.
Decline in the international market strongly in the domestic market is being witnessed in Gold and Silver. Currently, about 1.5 % with MCX Gold is trading below Rs 25,500. While silver is down 4 % to Rs 41,000. Comaks 1.5 % in gold and Silver has dropped nearly 5%.
At the MCX, crude oil is trading around Rs 5,300 slipped 0.25 %. Naimaks dropped 0.15 %, with crude oil is trading below $ 96.2. Natural gas rose 0.5 % on the MCX is trading above Rs 227.
MCX around 0.5 % decline in base metals is seeing. Copper dropped 0.5 % to Rs 402.5 arrived. Aluminum 0.5 %, 0.3 % nickel, 0.4 % lead and zinc declined by 0.5 %.
The 0.5 % on NCDEX guar seed and guar gum around watching. Gram has reached around Rs 3,400 to a gain of 0.25%. About 1% of the red pepper is trading above Rs 5,550.
NCDEX is a weakness in the spices. Weakened by 0.5 % to close at Rs 13,000 seeds arrived. 1 % of coriander and turmeric have declined by 0.5 %.
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