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05 October 2018
Morning Report
Equity Latest % Chg NSE Sect. Indices Latest % Chg Nifty Gainers
Nifty 10599 (2.39) NIFTY IT 15441.10 (2.95) Company Price(Rs) Chg(%)
Sensex 35169 (2.24) NIFTY BANK 24819.30 (1.00) ICICIBANK 316.00 4.05
DowJones 26627 (0.75) NIFTY 500 8854.85 (2.23) INFRATEL 258.10 2.54
Nasdaq 7880 (1.81) NIFTY FMCG 28630.10 (2.94) ULTRACEMCO 3940.00 2.06
Hangseng 26539 (0.32) NIFTY INFRA 2919.70 (0.47) AXISBANK 583.85 2.03
Shanghai 2821 1.06 NIFTY AUTO 9207.00 (1.80) LT 1256.00 0.85
Nikkei 23809 (0.63) NIFTY ENERGY 14427.80 (6.14) Nifty Losers
Strait Times 3205 (0.83) NIFTY PHARMA 9630.75 (3.22) Company Price(Rs) Chg(%)
Kospi 2261 (0.58) Advances / Declines BSE NSE HINDPETRO 194.80 (22.44)
Taiwan 10549 (1.58) Advances 753 464 BPCL 306.50 (18.88)
FTSE 12244 (1.22) Declines 1914 1383 IOC 129.50 (18.24)
CAC 7418 (1.47) Unchanged 140 75 ONGC 163.35 (9.98)
RELIANCE 1108.50 (8.02)
DAX 48683 (0.35) Total 2807 1922
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U.S. market fell sharply on Thursday as interest rates hit new multiyear highs, APOLLOTRI 13.05 1.7 8
dampening investor sentiment. Dow Jones Industrial Average was down INDIGO 16.48 2.5 7
0.75% or 200.91 points at 26627.48. Nasdaq Composite was down 1.81% or
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the government is determined to Global Forex Closing Chg % Chg
contain the crisis at the IL&FS at the earliest so that it does not leave EUR-USD 1.1504 (0.0010) (0.09)
any adverse impact. (BS) GBP-USD 113.90 0.0200 0.02
Facing widespread discontent over the steep rise in fuel prices in recent USD-JPY 1.3013 (0.0007) (0.05)
months, the Union government on Thursday bit the proverbial bullet and
cut the excise duty on petroleum products by Rs 1.50 a litre with Bond Markets Closing Chg
immediate effect. (BS) 10-yr bond 8.24 8.20 bps
With American having displaced Russia over the preceding decade as Interbank call 6.32 0.15 bps
India’s largest supplier of weaponry, the balance could be restored
significantly in the summit meeting between Prime Minister Narendra
Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin in New Delhi on Friday. (BS)
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(OMCs) to absorb Re. 1 per litre to bring down fuel prices.
IndianOil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum will together lose
Rs 4,500 crore in 2018-19 because the government has asked them to
subsidise fuel, making investors and company executives nervous as the NSE Cash BSE Cash NSE F&O(RHS)
reversal of the bold reform in fuel pricing makes the companies
vulnerable to bigger hits in the run up to the elections.
With 37 per cent share of the global outsourcing, the Indian IT industry
revenue including exports is set to growth nearly 8 per cent annually to
$167 billion for 2018-19 from $154 billion in fiscal 2017-18, said its apex
body Nasscom.
The acquisitions of distressed Indian steel assets could significantly
increase the leverage of the acquiring companies, which also face the risk
of domestic output being displaced by a substantial increase in imports
from the escalation of trade barriers, Fitch Ratings said.
The new board at IL&FS promised to preserve value of the company
assets, but suggests that a revival may be painful and prolonged due to
the likely legal complications.
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Cadila Healthcare's biologics manufacturing facility located at
the Zydus Biotech Park in Ahmedabad has received an
Establishment Inspection Report (EIR) from the USFDA.
Security and Intelligence Services India (SIS) has been awarded a 30% Sectoral IIP (YoY)
three-year contract valued at around Rs. 300 crore to provide
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Dixon Technologies has commenced manufacturing of Mi LED
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