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Markets retrace
steps. Sensex dives 94 points.
- Steady volumes,
negative breadth as bulls pare exposure.
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Weekly
statistics
The
value of shares advancing was Rs. 12,079 crores (
previous week Rs. 16,443 crores ) and the value of shares
declining was Rs. 18,264 crores ( previous week Rs. 14,214 crores). This
indicates a broader selling bias. The
total traded volume on the BSE was Rs. 9,755 Crores (
previous week Rs. 9,136 Crores). The total traded volume
on the NSE was Rs. 20,675 Crores ( previous week
Rs. 21,630 Crores ).
The markets saw a
persisting weakness as the indices lost almost 2 % in values on bull
unloading. The traded volumes were steady, but the market breadth was
negative as the above table indicates. The undertone was nervous as the
inflation, caused by high crude prices hounded the sentiments. The
capitalisation of the breadth was much more weaker, which shows a
sustained selling on the index frontline counters. The Sensex was boosted by ACC,
Bajaj Auto, Bharati Tele, BHEL, Guj Amb Cem, Hindalco, ICICI Bank, Ranbaxy,
Reliance Energy, SBI and Tata Power . The Sensex was
dragged down by Dr Reddy, Grasim, HDFC Bank, HDFC,
Hero Honda, Hind Lever, HPCL, Infosys, ITC, L&T, MTNL, ONGC, Reliance
Inds, Satyam Computers, Telco, Tata Motors, Tisco, Wipro and Zee
Telefilms . The rupee ended the week at 46.31
levels (
00.06 ) against the US $. Overall, the
week in line with our expectations. Click
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The markets are likely
to remain under pressure from the international crude oil prices. The
oil worries have been a consistent factor that we have been pointing
to our investors for over a month. The resultant inflation and the
possibility of domestic petro prices hike is likely to exert a
downward pressure on sentiments.
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The FII's have turned
sellers and that is a sign of caution for the bulls. The effect is
likely to be adverse on the sentiments. The domestic mutual funds
continue to press sales at higher levels.
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Of the entire traded
turnover, 61 % of the trades were transacted on positive market
breadth days, which indicates that the bulls are attempting to push
markets higher.
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The default of small
co-operative banks is likely to dampen investor sentiments and
downward pressure on the prices in the sector.
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The F&O segment
shows a fall in the open interest in futures and a small rally in the
outstanding call options. Qualitatively speaking, it signals a
defensive / backfoot action on the bull camp.
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The lower implied
volatility is signalling a drift in sentiments and lower margins on
F&O trades is likely to be an incentive for the bears to press
sales.
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The overseas markets are
under pressure and are likely to cap the upsides in the domestic
markets.
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