Trading | Pivot | Buy Above | Target | Sell Below | Target |
NIFTY | 7954 | 7939 | 7970 | 7901 | 7871 |
Indian share benchmarks have made a optimistic beginning and are trading in fine fettle in early deals on Tuesday as investor's opted to buy beaten fall but fundamentally healthy shares after yesterday’s drubbing. Sentiments remained up-beat with FM Arun Jaitley’s suggestion of a fall tax regime; he said that India has been guided by the principle that a fall range of taxation is the key to building a globally competitive economy in the past 2 and a 1/2 decades since liberalization. However, increases remained capped as investors remained concerned with global rating agency CARE Ratings reporting that the overall employment in the country raise by just 1.6% in FY16, though it marked a recovery compared to FY 2015.
The CNX Nifty is presently trading at 7,923.50, gain by 15.25 points or 0.19% after trading in a range of 7,903.70 and 7935.60. There were 31 stocks advancing against 20 stocks decreasing on the index.
Shilpa Medicare declared that the board of directors, at its meeting held yesterday, 26 Dec. 2016, assigned 30.25 lakh equity stock sat Rs 570/share in the name of TA FII Investors, Mauritius pursuant to the resolution passed by the shareholders at their extra-ordinary general meeting held on 26 Dec. 2016 and in-principal approvals received from BSE and NSE. The declaration was made after market hours yesterday, 26 Dec. 2016.
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise declared that the company has issued a letter of condition for an aggregate total of Rs 37.10 crore to ICICI Bank in connection with the sanction of credit facilities in favour of its step-down subsidiary, Alliance Dental Care Limited, Chennai. The declaration was made after market hours yesterday, 26 Dec. 2016.
On the global front, Asian shares were trading flat, in thin trade and with small to guide them as most major markets were ended on Monday for Christmas holidays, while the dollar reclaimed some of its falls from Monday. Back home, investors eyeing the meeting of PM Narendra Modi with economists and senior government officials at NITI Aayog. The theme of the meeting is 'Economic Policy Reform, Road Ahead' and it would be the 1th such meeting later the central government's declaration of demonetisation on Nov 8. On the sectoral front, shares related to banking and financial counters remained in spotlight, as the Reserve Bank of India has given an additional 60 days to farmers strike by demonetisation to repay their crop loans due in Nov-Dec and said that prompt repayment will be eligible for the extra 3% interest subsidy.
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