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Moneycontrol Top Headlines
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Nifty can head towards 4900: FinQuest Sec
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Nifty can now head towards 4900 levels, says FinQuest Securities\' report.
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Auto sector looks attractive: Motilal Oswal
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Valuations in the auto sector remain attractive, says Motilal Oswal\'s report.
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Book profits in Webel SL Energy Systems: Sushil Finance
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Sushil Finance has recommended investors to book profits in Webel SL Energy Systems. With the recent steep runup in the share price, the stock has crossed target price.
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Cipla may benefit as swine flu fears mount: ULJK Sec
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WHO raised its pandemic alert to the highest level of six, formally declaring that the widely spreading A/H1N1 influenza has developed into a global pandemic
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Moneycontrol Top Headlines
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Bosch shines on Naganathpura plant lockout resolve
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Bosch shines on Naganathpura plant lockout resolve. Bosch says the lock out at Naganathpura plant in Bangalore was lifted. The workers at Naganathpura plant had resume work. The company had reach compromise settlement with workers.
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Godrej Consumer buys Nigerian soap brand Tura, stock up 3%
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Godrej Consumer surged over 3% as the company has bought Nigerian soap brand Tura. At 09:27 hours, the share was trading at Rs 279.20, up Rs 8.25.
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Mercator Lines sailing high on news of acquisition
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Mercator Lines was sailing high on news of acquisition. Mercator Lines Ltd has acquired a 1993built tanker and has also deployed the vessel on contract.
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8 stocks that were buzzing last week, how to trade them now
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Technical Analyst Sudarshan Sukhani and Sajiv Dhawan, discuss various stocks, which were buzzing in the week and advise how to trade them in the one ahead.
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Mcnally Bharat bags Rs 245cr order; stk up
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Mcnally Bharat Engineering has bagged order worth Rs 245 crore from SAIL, quoting NewsWire18, reports CNBCTV18. It touched an intraday high of Rs 286.80 and an intraday low of Rs 275.10. At 13:43 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 282.00, up Rs 2.20, or 0.79%.
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S Kumars loses further ground
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S Kumars Nationwide touched an intraday high of Rs 51.00 and an intraday low of Rs 48.60. At 12:35 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 48.90, down Rs 1.85, or 3.65%.
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Cairn India top gainer on the Nifty
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At 11:35 hrs, Cairn India was the top gainer on the Nifty. It has touched an intraday high of Rs 276.40 and an intraday low of Rs 266.65. The share was quoting at Rs 275.90, up Rs 9.90, or 3.72%
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Block deal in Hindalco Industries; stk up 2.2%
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Hindalco has touched an intraday high of Rs 163.80 and an intraday low of Rs 159.80. At 11:31 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 163.35, up Rs 3.60, or 2.25%.
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Phillips Carbon to raise upto Rs 200cr via QIP; stk up 7.5%
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Phillips Carbon Black board has approved raising upto Rs 200 crore via QIP, reports CNBCTV18. It touched a 52week high of Rs 210.90. At 09:15 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 210.15, up Rs 14.70, or 7.52%.
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Usha Martin touches 52week high
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Usha Martin touched a 52 week high of Rs 101.80. At 09:13 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 98.50, up Rs 6.65, or 7.24%.
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Mahindra Satyam up on bagging $48 million contract
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Mahindra Satyam has bagged USD 48 million contracts from a Danish IT company, reports CNBCTV18. It touched an intra day high of Rs 99.90 and an intra day low of Rs 98.50. At 09:10 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 99.55, up Rs 1.35, or 1.37%.
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Bank of Rajasthan to raise upto Rs 250cr via QIP
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Bank of Rajasthan has received shareholder nod to raise funds up to Rs 250 crore via QIP, reports CNBCTV18. It touched an intra day high of Rs 63.45 and an intra day low of Rs 60.90. At 09:04 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 63.30, up Rs 3.30, or 5.50%.
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Block deal in Dewan Housing; stock gains 5%
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There was a block deal of 77.13 lakh Dewan Housing shares on NSE at Rs 205.50, reports CNBCTV18. It touched an intra day high of Rs 217.25 and an intra day low of Rs 199.25. At 12:42 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 209.95, up Rs 10.05, or 5.03% on the NSE.
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Man Industries slips on profit booking
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Man Industries slipped today. It touched an intra day high of Rs 78.80 and an intra day low of Rs 72.10. At 11:36 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 73.90, down Rs 3.45, or 4.46%. It was trading with volumes of 692,926 shares. Yesterday the share closed up 15.45% or Rs 10.35 at Rs 77.35.
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Bata India hits 52week high
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Bata India touched a 52week high of Rs 255.40. At 11:34 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 251.10, up Rs 10.45, or 4.34%. It was trading with volumes of 486,249 shares.
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Moneycontrol Top Headlines
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Is India getting into a new paradigm of growth?
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Finally sterling industrial growth numbers in January at 16.7%, even better the December numbers have been raised from 16.8% to 17.6%. And this fast paced growth was because capital goods grew at a scorching 39% in December and a breathtaking 56.6% in January. So is India getting into a new paradigm of growth?
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Kamal Nath takes the unlimited road
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Roads Minister Kamal Nath has embarked on the worldÂs most ambitious highway development plan. He will encounter several hairpin bends on the way
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IIP to be doubledigits for several months: HSBC
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Industrial production is likely to register doubledigit growth yearonyear for several more months given the base effect and given strong PMI numbers, HSBC said in a note on Friday.
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Russia to build up to 16 nuclear reactors in India
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Russia to build up to 16 nuclear reactors in India
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See structural eco shift on Jan cap goods surge: Atsi Sheth
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In an interview to CNBCTV18, Atsi Sheth, Economist, MacroSutra, said the sterling growth in capital goods is indicative of the fact that there is a structural shift in the economy towards a higher growth trajectory.
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RBI to buy IMF notes worth $10 billion
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RBI to buy IMF notes worth $10 billion
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Inflation for March may be higher than 8.56%: FM
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The 7.2% GDP growth rate target is not a pipe dream, said Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee. He was reply to questions on the Budget in the Lok Sabha.
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Factory output growth eases; seen slowing more
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India\'s industrial output growth eased in January in line with market forecasts and analysts said it could further weaken with an expected rate hike coming on the heels of stimulus withdrawal.
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Interest rate hike will not deter capex easily: Experts
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In an interview with CNBCTV18, MM Miyajiwala, Executive Vice President Chief Financial Officer of Voltas and Subba Rao, Group Chief Financial Officer of GMR Infrastructure, discuss their views on capital expenditure programmes.
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Q4 growth seen at 8.5%: Kaushik Basu
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India\'s economy is likely to expand over 8.5% in the March quarter, the finance ministry\'s chief economic adviser Kaushik Basu said today
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India to gradually move to rupee convertibility: FM
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The government will take gradual steps to full convertibility of the rupee but not in one go, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee told parliament on Friday.
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Feb wholesale inflation seen at 9.62%
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Forecast from 21 economists ranged from +9.01% to +10.11%. The index rose 8.56% in January from a year earlier.
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Jan IIP growth at 16.7% vs 1% (YoY); RBI action inevitable
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Industrial growth for the month of January came in at 16.7% as against 1% in January 2009. While the manufacturing sector rose to 17.9% versus 1% on yearonyear basis, the mining sector growth was recorded at 14.6% as against 0.7% in the corresponding month of 2009.
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India set to return to 8.5% growth in FY11: Ahluwalia
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India is wellset to go back to 8.5% growth in the next fiscal year, a top policy adviser said on Friday. Deputy chairman of the Planning Commission Montek Singh Ahluwalia also said he expects foreign fund inflows to continue to be good.
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Will faceoff over Women\'s Bill hamper key bills\' passage?
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Will the faceoff in Parliament hamper the passage of key economic legislation bills that this economy has been waiting years for? Experts discuss.
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Moneycontrol Top Headlines
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Sensex southbound; TCS, Wipro, HUL, Tata Steel outperform
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At 10:16 hours IST the 30share BSE Sensex was trading lower on the back of profit booking in banking financial, realty, cement, oil gas exploration, select capital goods and power stocks.
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Nifty slips on weak Asian cues; Infy, SBI, ICICI Bank dip
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The benchmark Nifty started the on a negative note following weak Asian cues. Profit booking was the main concern, after seven days of consolidation. Banking, oil gas exploration, realty, cement, select metal and power stocks were under pressure.
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Mkts end flat; FIIs pump in Rs 11Kcr since Budget
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The benchmark Nifty closed on a flat note for the seventh consecutive session, especially after threeday rally post Budget 201011. It remained in a narrow range of about 70 points and the Sensex traded in about 200 points range in these days.
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Sensex lacklustre; RIL, Renuka, ICICI Bank most active
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At 13:56 hours IST the Sensex was lacklustre and was trading with a narrow range of of 1712517200. Power, capital goods, realty and select telecom stocks along with HUL (lost over another 3%, might be because of downgrade by brokerages), Sun Pharma, Cipla, HDFC Bank, HDFC, Infosys and BPCL were witnessing selling pressure.
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Nifty consolidates, shrugs off Jan IIP data
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The 50share NSE Nifty was consolidating at current levels. It shrugged off January Index of Industrial Production (IIP) data despite seeing initial positive reaction. The IIP came in at 16.7% as against 1% in January 2008.
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Sensex northbound; NTPC, Infy, HDFC Bank, HUL underperform
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At 10:31 hours IST the 30share BSE Sensex was trading higher on the back of buying interest in oil gas exploration, metal, realty, auto, select banking and telecom stocks.
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Nifty tests 5150; Bharti, ICICI Bank, SAIL, Wipro gain
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The benchmark Nifty started the day on a flat to positive note and remained in a consolidation phase due to lack of global cues. Technology, auto, metal, realty, select banking and capital goods stocks were gainers.
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Nifty ends choppy session higher; HUL plunges 4.5%
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The benchmark Nifty spiked up in the last few minutes of trade by 30 points while the Sensex over 100 points on the back of further buying in heavyweights Reliance Industries, TCS, Bharti, Wipro, NTPC, Infosys, ITC along with banking and pharma stocks. However, the indices came off their highs after adjustment.
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Nifty rangebound; FMCG, auto, metal, cap goods dip
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At 14.28 hrs IST, Nifty was trading flat with positive bias. It was yet another dull session for the markets. The Nifty was trading in a narrow band of 20 points. Buying was seen in IT, consumer durables and banks. Selling was seen in auto, FMCG, metals and capital goods stocks. BSE Midcap and Smallcap index were trading in red.
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Nifty volatile with +ve bias; HUL top loser, Bharti gainer
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At 13:44 hours IST the Nifty remained volatile in trade with positive bias and was hovering around 5125. HUL was the major loser, down over 4% on the rumours that the company may cut product prices. Sources say PG is likely to cut Tide prices by 20%.
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Sensex hovers around 17100; HDIL, Dewan Hsg most active
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The 50share NSE Nifty gained marginally amid quiet and choppy trade, heavyweights like Bharti Airtel, NTPC, TCS, Reliance Industries, Infosys and ICICI Bank strengthened further a bit. Pharma and technology sectors were seeing buying interest.
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Sensex lacklustre; HUL, LT, ONGC, SBI, Hero Honda dip
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At 10:34 hours IST, the Sensex continued to see lacklustre trade on the back of lack of global cues. Shares of technology and pharma companies were seeing buying interest. SAIL, Bharti Airtel, NTPC, Reliance Industries, Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, Tata Power, Suzlon and Grasim were also quite supportive.
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Nifty quiet in early trade; tech, pharma, power gain
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The benchmark Nifty started the day on a quiet note due to lack of global cues. This consolidation phase has been continued post budget rally. Technology, pharma and power stocks along with Reliance and ICICI Bank were seeing buying interest while FMCG and metal stocks lost ground.
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Nifty ends with modest gains; RIL, Hero Honda, HDFC lead
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The benchmark Nifty saw another lacklustre session of trade, but managed to hold the 5100 mark for the third consecutive day. It was positive in the first half of trade while turned extremely volatile in the second half of trade.
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Nifty lackluster; IT, metal, banks, capital goods dip
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At 14.36 hrs IST, Nifty broke 5100 on the downside but managed to claw back above 5100. It was yet another choppy session for the markets. The action was mainly seen in midcaps and smallcaps. In largecaps, buying was seen in oilgas, FMCG and auto stocks.
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Moneycontrol Top Headlines
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Indian ADRs: Satyam, Infosys, HDFC Bk down, Dr Reddys up
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Indian ADRs ended lower yesterday. In the IT space, Infosys was down 1.42% at $59.12, Satyam was down 2.77% at $5.27, Patni was down 0.91% at $22.80, while Wipro was up 0.39% at $22.97.
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Indian ADRs: Tata Comm, MTNL down, Sterlite up
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Indian ADRs: Satyam, Wipro, Tata Comm, MTNL, HDFC Bank, Dr Reddys and Tata Motors was down, while Infosys, Patni, ICICI Bank and Sterlite was up.
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Indian ADRs: HDFC Bank gains 4.6%, MTNL up 3%
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Indian ADRs ended higher, barring a couple of stocks. In the banking space, HDFC Bank was up 4.62% at $ 132.81 and ICICI Bank was up 0.15% at $ 40.91. In the telecom space, MTNL was up 3.1% at $ 3.33 while Tata Communication remained unchanged at $ 12.85.
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Indian ADRs: Satyam down 5%, Patni, Tata Motors up
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Indian ADRs ended mixed on Tuesday. In the IT space, Wipro was up 0.26% at $ 22.93 and Patni Computers was up 2.48% at $ 22.975 while Infosys was down 0.65% at $ 59.48 and Satyam Computers was down 5.08% at $ 5.42.
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Indian ADRs: Patni gains 3%, Tata Motors slips 3%
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Indian ADRs were mixed on Monday. Telecom and Banking stocks slipped while IT gained. In the telecom space, Tata Communication was down 0.54% at $ 12.92 and MTNL was down 0.31% at $ 3.26. In the banking space, ICICI Bank was down 0.51% at $ 40.75 and HDFC Bank was down 0.17% at $ 126.88.
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Indian ADRs: Tata Motors, Tata Comm, ICICI Bank up 34%
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Indian ADRs ended higher on Friday. In the IT space, Infosys and Satyam were up over 2% each at $59.56 and $5.69 respectively. Patni Computers was up 1.54% at $ 21.73 and Wipro ended up 0.94% at $ 22.62.
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Indian ADRs: Infosys, ICICI Bank down, Satyam up
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Indian ADRs ended mixed on Thursday. In the IT space, Satyam Computers was up 2.4% at $ 5.55, Patni Computers was up 0.14% at $ 21.4 while Infosys ended down 1.44% at $ 58.19 and Wipro ended down 0.8% at $ 22.41.
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Indian ADRs: Sterlite, ICICI Bank gain, Wipro down
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Indian ADRs ended mixed on Wednesday. In the IT space, Wipro was down 1.14% at $ 22.59, Infosys was down 0.07% at $ 59.04 while Patni Computers was unchanged at $ 21.37 and Satyam Computers was up 0.18% at $ 5.42.
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Indian ADRs: Tata Motors up 4.8%, MTNL, Wipro up
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Indian ADRs ended in green on Tuesday. In the IT space, Wipro was up 2.15% at $ 22.85, Infosys was up 1.27% at $ 59.08, Satyam Computers was up 1.88% at $ 5.41 and Patni Computers was up 1.62% at $ 21.37.
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Indian ADRs: Wipro gains 3.5%, Tata Motors up 3.2%
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The Indian ADRs ended higher yesterday. In the IT space, Infosys was up 2.53% at $58.34, Satyam was up 0.19% at $5.31, Wipro was up 3.47% at $22.37 and Patni was up 1.25% at $21.03.
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Indian ADRs: Tata Motors gains 9%, ICICI Bank up 3.8%
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The Indian ADRs ended higher. In the IT space, Infosys was up 0.19% at $56.90, Satyam was up 2.12% at $5.30, Wipro was up 1.93% at $21.62, while Patni was down 0.10% at $20.77.
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Indian ADRs: Sterlite, Dr Reddys up, Tata Comm, MTNL down
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Indian ADRs ended mostly in green on Wednesday. In the IT space, Infosys was up 1.71% at $ 56.47, Satyam Computers was up 1.18% at $ 5.16, Wipro was up 1.06% at $ 21.01 and Patni Computers was up 0.52% at $ 21.12.
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Indian ADRs: Tata Comm down 3.6%, Satyam, Wipro down
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Indian ADRs: Infosys, Satyam, Wipro, Tata Comm, MTNL, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Sterlite, Dr Reddys and Tata Motors was down, while Patni and Dr Reddys was up.
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Indian ADRs: Dr Reddys, Satyam down, Tata Motors up
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Indian ADRs ended mixed on Monday. However, losers outnumbered the gainers. In the IT space, Satyam Computers was down 0.76% at $ 5.25, Infosys was down 0.13% at $ 55.92 while Wipro was up 0.52% at $ 21.07 and Patni Computers was up 0.38% at $ 20.94.
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Indian ADRs: Patni, HDFC Bk up, Sterlite, Tata Motors slip
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Indian ADRs ended mixed on Thursday. In the banking space, ICICI Bank was up 0.99% at $ 36.71 and HDFC Bank was up 2.47% at $ 120.47. In the telecom space, MTNL was up 0.93% at $ 3.24 while Tata Communication remained unchanged at $ 13.19.
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Wall Street ends flat after mixed data
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Mixed consumer and retail data kept US stocks near break even on Friday, but major indexes edged higher for a second straight week.
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Wall St gains; financials push SP to 17month high
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On Wall Street, stocks were confined to a narrow trading range for most of the session, but a late bounce in financials pushed the SP to a 17month high above the 1,150 mark.
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Film futures markets to launch soon
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If startup Media Derivatives and broker dealer Cantor Fitzgerald have their way, investors may soon be able to place bets on the box office showing of summer blockbuster \"Iron Man 2.\"
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US markets end higher
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Markets grinding higher picking up some gains on mild trading volumes, the Dow 3 points higher, the SP picking up 5 points and the Nasdaq adding 18 points.
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Wall Street ends higher led by financials, technology
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The US stocks closed higher led by financials and technology stocks. Staples and telecoms were the biggest decliners. At the end of trade the Dow closed flat at 10,567. The SP 500 closed at 1,145 and the Nasdaq ended nearly a percent higher at 2,359.
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Investors set to rediscover Southeast Asia
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Sean Darby, regional strategist with Nomura International in Hong Kong, recommended increasing allocations for Southeast Asian stocks to mediate the risk that unexpected policy changes in India and China hurt financial returns
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Euro hurt by European woes; China data boosts oil
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The euro and sterling were under pressure on Wednesday after renewed concerns about Europe\'s fiscal problems but oil, copper and the Australian dollar were supported by China\'s strong export and import data.
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Bailedout US financial stocks surge
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The shares of companies bailed out by the US government during the financial crisis surged on Tuesday, fueled by speculation about moneymaking asset sales, cheap valuations and a recovery.
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Wall Street ends higher; crude slips from eightweek high
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The US stocks eked out a modest gain as the oneyear anniversary of the March 2009 lows brought a mix of profittaking and optimism. Since March 9, 2009, the Dow is up 59%, the SP rose 67% and the Nasdaq gained more than 80%.
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World equities up 73% a year after crisis low
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Equities have had a volatile 2010 so far, but globally they remain around 73% higher than the low ebb of the financial crisis exactly 12 months ago.
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US markets end flat
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A rocky day on Wall Street, the SP is seeing a winning streak come to a halt, the Dow loosing 14 points, the SP down a fraction and the Nasdaq holding on to gains finishing 6 points higher.
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Wall Street ends flat amid lackluster trade
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It was a flat finish for US stocks. Listless and lackluster action kept participants on the sidelines as stocks consolidated their recent gains. In a tepid trading session, only 900 million shares exchanged hands on the NYSE in what was this year\'s secondsmallest level of volume. Advancers outpaced decliners in a 3 to 2 ratio.
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Wall St rallies on US jobs data, consumer credit
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Wall St rallies on U.S. jobs data, consumer credit
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US markets end with moderate gains
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The stock back in the black for 2010 ahead of FridayÂs jobs report, the Dow picking up 47 points, the SP up 4 and the Nasdaq gaining 12 points.
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Wall Street ends higher on strong economic data
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The US markets eked out modest gains after some encouraging economic news ahead of the jobs report later today. Consumer stocks were the top performers on betterthanexpected retailsales reports. Earlier stocks had bobbled midmorning after a report showed an unexpected drop in pendinghome sales.
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Moneycontrol Top Headlines
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Stocks/sectors to park your funds ahead of the next upmove
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It was a boring end to a boring week. The markets have ended the day and the week on a very flat note. There were no great runaway cues from global markets as well.
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Experts see higher likelihood of cuts than upmove in mkts
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After remaining sluggish the entire day, the markets recovered in the last 10 minutes of trade. The Nifty ended Thursday at 5,147, up 31 points, while the Sensex shut shop at 17,207, up 109 points.
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Rangebound markets: What should investors do now?
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It was another lacklustre trading session for markets on Wednesday with the indices stuck in a tight range. The Nifty ended the day at 5,116, up 14 points, while the Sensex shut shop at 17,098, up 45 points. The breadth continues to be weak at 1:2 in favour of declines. Volumes too were extremely lacklustre at Rs 83,400 crore.
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Tata MF, Angel Broking stock/sector portfolio musthaves
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It was a decent start to the week for markets. The indices were aided by gains in Asia and foreign institutional buying post the Budget. The markets, however, came off their highs
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Experts see Nifty at 5300 levels, differ on timing
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The markets consolidated for the second straight session with the Sensex closing just short of the 17,000 mark, up 22 points at 16,994. The Nifty gained eight points today, to close at 5,088.
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See Nifty bottoming out at 46504700: Ambareesh Baliga
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The markets took a breather today after running hard for three days on the trot. High beta stocks from the metal and realty space were the leaders in trade today.
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Analysts see Sensex above 20k, suggest sectors/stocks
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It has been yet another strong session for the markets here. The Sensex closed exactly at 17,000, up 227 points, while the Nifty gained 71 points today.
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Where do experts see the Nifty headed?
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It was a smart rally today on Dalal Street after a long weekend and a good Budget. The Nifty was up 94 points to close at 5,017. The Sensex shut shop at 16,772 up 343 points.
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Mkts cautious ahead of Budget, experts expect +ve suprises
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For the fourth day in a row, markets ended lacklustre. But considering that the February futures and options series expired on Thursday, and we have less than a day to go for the Budget, not many will complain.
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Experts see mkts trading flat ahead of Budget
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It was another flat day for markets. Today\'s Railway Budget was on very positive lines but with no major changes that would to impact equity markets. Benchmark indices ended in flat territory for the thrid day in a row.
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Experts differ on road ahead for mkt, suggest sector/stocks
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The all important Budget week started on a tepid note for markets. It nevertheless closed in the green. Trade kicked off strong with positive global cues, then lost steam through the day, and closed at the lowest point by the end.
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Mkt volatility may increase on policy moves: Experts
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The BSE Sensex rose for the second week but stocks were down 0.8% on Friday, in line with global equities, which tumbled after the US Federal Reserve unexpectedly lifted an emergency lending rate.
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Are mkts missing big preBudget rally?
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In the forthcoming Budget, Melrick D\'souza of Centrum Securities feels that direct tax may be increased with indirect tax being rolled back. \"The government may do away with the securities transaction tax as well.\"
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Will Nifty touch 5K before Budget?
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The Nifty is trading at the higher end of the 4,6504,950 range but is facing strong resistance. Globally, markets too seem to have settled after the debt crisis jitters.
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Mkt pullback may continue for sometime: Experts
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The BSE Sensex climbed for a second day on Wednesday, rising 1.25% to its highest close in two weeks, as foreign appetite for risk revived on the back of higher world equities. Experts say the pullback may continue for a while.
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Moneycontrol Top Headlines
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PSU FPOs: Why they fail to get retail support
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In a joint discussion on CNBCTV18, Vetri Subramaniam of Religare Mutual Fund and Prithvi Haldea, MD, Atherstone Insitute of Research gave a thumbs down to the recently concluded NMDC followon public offer.
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Nifty to remain ranged, crossing 5300 tough: Nilesh Shah
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Nilesh Shah, MD and CEO of Envision Capital believes the Nifty is likely to remain ranged.
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Nifty to break below 5000 to end rangebound trend: Dalton
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In an exclusive interview with CNBCTV18, UR Bhat, Managing Director of Dalton Capital Advisors, spoke about his reading of the market and the road ahead.
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Economy in a fast recovery mode: Morgan Stanley
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Strong IIP data for 2 months now indicates that domestic demand is rising faster than expected. Economy is in a fast recovery mode and RBI will need to start lifting policy rates towards normalised levels, says Chetan Ahya of Morgan Stanley.
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Asian equities look more attractive: CLSA
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The relative expensiveness of the real exchange rate means that from an equity standpoint Asian equities look more attractive, says Chris Wood of CLSA.
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Check out: Two top picks from Antique Stock Broking
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Antique Stock Broking is holding an investor conference. In an exclusive interview, Sandeep Shenoy of Antique Stock Broking, speaks about the conference and various stocks.
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\'NSECME crosslisting pact good for diverse portfolio\'
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The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has signed a crosslisting pact with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). Nifty futures will be traded on the CME, while the Dow Jones and SP 500 futures will be traded on the NSE.
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Mkt upmove impossible, might slump instead: Brics Sec
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In an exclusive interview with CNBCTV18, Anand Tandon, Director Equities, Brics Securities, spoke about his reading of the markets and the road ahead.
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Nifty unlikely to hold 4600: Sampriti Capital
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In an interview with CNBCTV18, Sandeep J Shah, Chief Executive Officer of Sampriti Capital, spoke about his market outlook.
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As oil rallies, physical market suggests ample supply
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Oil has rallied to within sight of its 2010 high this week, but the physical crude markets in Asia and Europe are telling a more bearish story about oversupply and sluggish demand.
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Nifty may hit 5300: Taib India
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The market looks healthy as FII inflows continue and global markets are buoyant with Greece crisis put on the backburner. There are chances of the Nifty hitting 5300, says Jagdish Malkani of Taib India.
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Retain Sensex target at 21000: BNP Paribas
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We retain our Sensex target of 21,000 post the recent earnings revision. We forecast 31% Sensex EPS growth for FY11 and 15% for FY12, says Manishi Raychaudhuri of BNP Paribas Securities.
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Copper faces resistance at USD 7800: Dani Commodities
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In an interview with CNBCTV18, Kaushal Jani from Dani Commodities, spoke about his outlook on copper.
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Bullish on Coromandel International, Rallis: Emkay Global
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Emkay Global Financial Services is holding a conference on agriculture input sector. In an exclusive interview with CNBCTV18, Ajay Parmar, Head Institutional Research, Emkay Global Financial Services Ltd, gives his view on this sector.
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See fall in cash levels globally: Antique Stock Broking
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In an interview with CNBCTV18, Anish Jhaveri from Antique Stock Broking, spoke on the sidelines of Antique India Investor Conference.
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Trend deciding levels for day are 171795139: Angel Broking
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Angel Broking has come out with its report on the markets. The research firm says that the trend deciding levels for the day on Sensex and Nifty are 171795139 respectively.
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Mitesh Thacker\'s top five picks for today\'s trade
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Mitesh Thacker of miteshthacker.com is bullish on Allahabad Bank, JSW Steel, Bharti Airtel and Jindal Saw. However, he is bearish on Orchid.
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Anu Jain\'s top five picks for today\'s trade
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Technical Analyst Anu Jain is bullish on Gas Authority of India Limited (GAIL), Infinite Computers and Indian Hotel. However, she is bearish on Power Grid and Chambal Fertilisers.
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Sudarshan Sukhani\'s top five picks for today\'s trade
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Sudarshan Sukhani of Technical Trends is bullish on ABG Shipyard, Reliance Capital, Ranbaxy and Suzlon. However, he is bearish on Balrampur Chini.
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Ashwani Gujral\'s top five picks for today\'s trade
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Technical Analyst Ashwani Gujral is bullish on Hitachi Home and Infosys. However, he is bearish on Jindal Steel and Power Limited (JSPL), Canara Bank and Dhampur Sugar.
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Sudarshan Sukhani\'s top five picks for today\'s trade
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Sudarshan Sukhani of Technical Trends is bullish on Dabur India, Chambal Fertilisers, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), Mangalam Cements and Orchid Chemicals.
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Ashwani Gujral\'s top five picks for today\'s trade
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Technical Analyst Ashwani Gujral is bullish on Gujarat State Petronet Limited (GSPL), United Phosphorus, Hero Honda, Punj Lloyd and Sobha Developers.
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Sudarshan Sukhani\'s top 5 picks for today\'s trade
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Sudarshan Sukhani of Technical Trends is bullish on Kohinoor Foods, Cipla, Axis Bank and Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML). However, he is bearish on Educomp.
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Ashwani Gujral\'s top 5 picks for trade today
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Technical Analyst Ashwani Gujral is bullish on United Spirits, Omax Auto, Tata Metallic and sugar majors Bajaj Hindustan and Balrampur Chini. He advises traders to buy into these stocks.
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Mitesh Thacker\'s top 5 picks for today\'s trade
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Mitesh Thacker of miteshthacker.com is bullish on Apollo Tyres, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), Corporation Bank, Gujarat NRE Coke and Spice Jet. He advises investors to buy these stocks.
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Ashwani Gujral\'s top 5 picks for trade today
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Ashwani Gujral, Technical Analyst is bullish on KRBL, LT Foods and Maruti Suzuki India. However, he is bearish on Kernex Micro and Titagarh Wagons.
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Mitesh Thacker\'s top 5 picks for today\'s trade
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Technical Analyst Mitesh Thacker is bullish on Bajaj Holding. However, he is bearish on Aditya Birla (AB) Nuvo, Kotak Bank, Reliance Communications and Essar Oil.
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Sudarshan Sukhani\'s top 5 picks for today\'s trade
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Sudarshan Sukhani of Technical Trends is bullish on Triveni Engineering, ITC and Dabur India. However, he is bearish on Tech Mahindra and India Infoline.
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Trigyn Tech can test Rs 2930: Salil Sharma
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Trigyn Technologies can test Rs 2930, says Salil Sharma, Kapur Sharma.
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Anu Jain\'s top 5 picks for trade today
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Anu Jain, Vice President of IIFL Private Wealth Management is advises investors to buy into Educomp, RNRL, and Yes Bank. However, she has a sell call on Idea Celluar and Tata Motors.
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Tamboli Capital lists demerged arm IPCL
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Tamboli Capital has listed its demerged arm Investment Precision Castings (IPCL). In an interview with CNBCTV18, Bipin F Tamboli, Chairman of Tamboli Capital Limited, discusses it.
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Pradip Overseas IPO subscribed; should you invest?
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The initial public offering (IPO) of Pradip Overseas, a textile manufacturer with a niche focus on home linen products, has been subscribed 2.27 times so far, as per data available on the NSE website.
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ILFS Trans IPO overbid; should you invest?
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The initial public offering (IPO) of ILFS Transportation Networks (ITNL) has received good response from investors. It has been subscribed 1.86 times so far, as per data available on the NSE website.
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NMDC FPO fully subscribed, sources hint at LIC bailout
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Finally the followon public offer of NMDC, a navratna public sector undertaking, fully subscribed on last day. Qualified insitutional investors helped the issue to get through.
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Apply for ILFS Trans IPO with longterm vision: Swastika
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Swastika Investmart has come out with a research note on ILFS Transportation Networks\' (ITNL) IPO. The broking firm has recommended applying for the IPO with longterm vision.
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Persistent Systems IPO to open on March 17
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Pune based software product development company Persistent Systems is entering capital market with an initial public offering (IPO) of 54,19,706 equity shares of Rs 10 each on March 17, 2010.
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HDFC Securities sees good demand for ILFS Trans IPO
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HDFC Securities has come out with a research note on ILFS Transportation Networks\' (ITNL) IPO. The broking firm says, medium term investors could hold (or reenter the stock at dips) for medium term gains.
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Pradip Overseas looks reasonably priced: Hem Securities
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Hem Securities has come out with a research report on Pradip Overseas IPO. The broking firm has recommended subscribing to the issue.
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ILFS Transportation\'s valuations attractive: Nirmal Bang
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Nirmal Bang has come out with a research note on ILFS Transportation Networks\' (ITNL) IPO. The broking firm has recommended subscribing to the issue with a long term view.
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UCO Bank shortlists IDBI Cap, SBI Cap as bankers for FPO
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Stateowned UCO Bank has finalised bankers for its upcoming followon public offer (FPO), reports CNBCTV18 quoting sources.
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ILFS Transportation Networks IPO fully subscribed
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ILFS Transportation Networks\' (ITNL) initial public offering (IPO) has been fully subscribed, as per data available on the NSE website. The issue received bids for 2.39 crore equity shares as against issue size of 2.37 crore equity shares.
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Subscribe to NMDC FPO at Rs 300: Maximus Securities
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Maximus Securities Research has come out with a research report on NMDC\'s FPO. The broking firm has recommended applying to the issue at the lower price band.
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Subscribe to ITNL IPO for longterm: Aditya Birla Money
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Aditya Birla Money has come out with a research note on ILFS Transportation Networks\' (ITNL) IPO. The broking firm has recommended subscribing to the issue with longterm perspective.
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Apply for Pradip Overseas IPO, target of Rs 150: Swastika
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Swastika Investmart has come out with a research report on Pradip Overseas IPO. The broking firm has recommended applying for the IPO with price target of Rs 150 in shortterm.
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Investor interest in FPO will be evident by dayend: NMDC
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Unperturbed by the low subscription figures of followon public issue of NMDC, Rana Som, CMD of the company told CNBCTV18 that he was confident of the issue getting significant response by dayend.
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JP Morgan fund invests in China, India
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JP Morgan Asset Management has invested almost a quarter of its USD 860 million Asian infrastructure fund in China and India assets.
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Deutsche Bank CEO back among top earners?
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Given the billions of euros of profit made last year by Deutsche Bank, its chief executive may have got back amongst Germany\'s top earners last year, a newspaper said on Sunday.
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Vedanta eyes aluminium unit spinoff
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Indianfocused mining group Vedanta is planning to spin off its aluminium division with an announcement regarding a demerger due as early as this week, said UK newspaper the Independent on Sunday.
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Republicans say door open on US financial reform
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A bipartisan financial regulation reform bill could still be worked out in the US Senate, despite a breakdown in negotiations, key Republicans said in a letter obtained by Reuters on Saturday.
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Chinese Feb inflation higher than expected: Central bk
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China\'s inflation in February was higher than expected, but not by enough to force a change in strategy, central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said on Sunday.
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If India has to grow, we have to bridge infra deficit: Nath
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The guest on Vir Sanghvi\'s \'Off the Record\' this week is a man who made that jump 35 years ago abandoning his comfortable family business, his Doon school background and throwing himself into the hurlyburly of street level Indian politics.
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Greek crisis may wound southeast Europe
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The Greek debt crisis is poised to undermine already dwindling investment flows into southeastern Europe\'s emerging economies, adding to barriers to recovery in one of the continent\'s most fragile regions.
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Russia to make 1,000 stealth jets, eyes India deal
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Russia will build more than 1,000 stealth fighter jets within four decades, including at least 200 for its traditional weapons buyer India, the head of plane maker Sukhoi said on Friday.
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UBS Taiwan plans $312 mn China, Russia equities fund
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The Taiwan fund arm of UBS will launch a T$10 billion (USD 312 million) emerging markets equities fund this year targeting China and Russia, on expectations of stronger growth and cheaper valuations, an executive said.
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UK lawmakers to grill Kraft over Cadbury
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Kraft Foods Inc will be grilled by British parliamentarians next week amid claims the US group backtracked on plans to keep a Cadbury plant open after its takeover of the British chocolatier.
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European retail MA flickering back into life
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Europe\'s retail sector is set for a pickup in takeover activity, despite a weak consumer outlook, as groups that restructured in the recession turn their focus to growth and confidence returns to private equity firms.
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BA crew to walk out for seven days in March
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British Airways cabin crew will walk out for seven days this month after talks between the airline and unions broke down, in a dispute that analysts say could cost the airline around 140 million pounds (USD 212.4 million).
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Peerless eyes small towns to grow fund arm
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Peerless, which kicked off its fund business last month, plans to open 31 branches by end of March and add 50,000 clients in the first year of operation by tapping investors in underserviced Tier II and Tier III cities.
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Nestle seen seller not buyer of L`Oreal shares
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Swiss food giant Nestle is more likely to sell its 30% stake in the world\'s biggest cosmetics group L\'Oreal rather than attempt a takeover with limited strategic logic.
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Godrej Consumer Products buys Nigeria`s Tura
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Godrej Consumer Products (GCP) on Saturday said it has agreed to buy personal care company Tura from Nigeria\'s Tura Group.
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