MarketS DailY - Jan 27

US Markets

Dow 8116+38.47 (+0.48%)
Nasdaq 1489+12.17 (+0.82%)
S&P 837+4.62 (+0.56%)

Europe

FTSE 100 4209+156.54 (+3.86%)
CAC 40 2955+106.23 (+3.73%)
DAX 30 4327+147.93 (+3.54%)

Asia at 9 30 AM

Nikkei 225 7944+262.17 (+3.41%)
Hang Seng 12579Markets closed


SGX Nifty 2710 +49 pts

Commodities
Light Crude (NYM) 45.73 (-0.74)
Gold (CMX) 910.70 (+13.00)

Market Outlook:

US markets end flat on green, nikkei rebounds on stronger yen.Nifty resistance at 2750,2810 levels.

News Today

* Former New York Fed chief Tim Geithner is confirmed and sworn in as new U.S. Treasury secretary.

* Job losses are spreading across sectors :
IBM sends 2,800 pink slips, Caterpillar posts lower profit, cutting 20,000 jobs , Pfizer buying Wyeth for $68 bln; companies to cut 19,000 jobs,Fiat CEO sees 60,000 jobs at risk,Sprint job cuts to total 8,000.

* US Existing-home sales rise 6.5% as prices plunge.

* RBI announces its monetary policy review today, in its macro economic and growth prospect report published earlier RBI has said that slow down is getting increasingly evident.

* Pfizer takes over its rival Wyeth in a $68 billion take over.

MarketS DailY - Jan 22

US Markets

Dow 8228+279.01 (+3.51%)
Nasdaq 1507+66.21 (+4.60%)
S&P 840+35.02 (+4.35%)

Europe

FTSE 100 4060-31.52 (-0.77%)
CAC 40 2906-19.71 (-0.67%)
DAX 30 4261+21.30 (+0.50%)

Asia at 9 30 AM

Nikkei 225 7892-9.60 (-0.12%)
Hang Seng 12673+89.48 (+0.69%)

SGX Nifty 2712 +42 pts

Commodities
Light Crude (NYM) 43.55 (+2.71)
Gold (CMX) 850.10 (-5.10)

Market Outlook:

A pull back rally in US Markets, all world markets are in make or break down state. Negative news are beginning to trickle from the macro economic front.
Our markets witnessed a late sell off yesterday, today RIL reports its Earnings. Markets will look up to RIL numbers for the next move.

News Today

* China's economic growth slumped to 9 percent for 2008, slowest in 7 years.

* New York senator Hillary clinton confirmed as secretary of state.

* New bank-rescue plan on tap, Treasury nominee Geithner says.

* U.S. loan losses, write-downs to reach $3.6 trillion says Nouriel Roubini.

* Dollar near 13-year low against yen.

* Crude oil puts on gains on speculation that OPEC will order more production cuts.

* HDFC and Wipro delivered disappointing numbers, Wipro paints a bleak Guidance .

MarketS DailY - Jan 20

US Markets

Dow 8281+68.73 (+0.83%)
Nasdaq 1529+17.49 (+1.16%)
S&P 850+6.38 (+0.76%)

Europe

FTSE 100 4108-38.59 (-0.93%)
CAC 40 2990-27.06 (-0.90%)
DAX 30 4316-50.14 (-1.15%)

Asia at 9 30 AM

Nikkei 225 7998-258.95 (-3.14%)
Hang Seng 12871-468.94 (-3.54%)

SGX Nifty 2769 -59 pts

Commodities

Light Crude (NYM)
34.38 (-2.13)
Gold (CMX)
839.90 (+32.60)

Market Outlook:

US markets ended Flat on green, awaiting Obamas arrival. UK announced a big bail out for banks, europe reacted -ve to the news. Very thin volumes in our markets, must be one of the lowest volume day in last 12 months. Nifty likely to remain rangebound for the day

News Today

* Barack Obama takes power on Tuesday as the 44th U.S. president, his inauguration speech will lay out an agenda for change in troubled times, World awaits his speech.

* Royal Bank of Scotland said it could report an annual loss of up to 28 billion pounds ($41.6 billion), the biggest in U.K, corporate history, Shares were slammed.

* SEBI is set to make it mandatory for promoters to report to stock exchanges, if they pledge their shares to raise funds.


* US in 'economic Pearl Harbor': Buffett.

* Billionaire investor George Soros Says Stimulus Not Enough,TARP Misused।

* The new bank bailouts are not likely to work because they are run by the same people who prolonged the economic agony by throwing money at weak companies rather than allowing them to fail and encouraging the strong ones, Marc Faber .

MarketS DailY - Jan 19

US Markets

Dow 8281+68.73 (+0.83%)
Nasdaq 1529+17.49 (+1.16%)
S&P 850+6.38 (+0.76%)

Europe

FTSE 100 4147+25.95 (+0.63%)
CAC 40 3017+20.87 (+0.70%)
DAX 30 4366+29.55 (+0.68%)

Asia at 9 30 AM

Nikkei 225 8293+63.13 (+0.77%)
Hang Seng 13417+161.15 (+1.22%)

SGX Nifty 2820 +4 pts

Commodities

Light Crude (NYM) 36.25 (-0.26)
Gold (CMX) 839.90 (+32.60)

Market Outlook:

US markets closed on positive side ahead of Obama's presidential oath. Markets are edgy and waiting for any news flows to make the next big move. Nifty will face resistance at 2950 levels

News Today

* Citigroup to split into 2 units after $8.3B loss

* The prime ministers of Russia and Ukraine reached an agreement to resume gas supplies.

* Zimbabwe to print first $100 trillion note as inflation surges to astronomical figures.

* Prime Minister Gordon Brown plans to unveil a second bailout for British banks to stoke more lending.


* Bank of America posted a $1.79 billion loss, hurt by rising credit costs, and defended its purchase of Merrill

* Warren Buffett: Barack Obama Will Help the Economy, But Don't Expect Short-Term Miracles.

* Obama : Economy Will Worsen Even With Stimulus.

MarketS DailY - Jan 15

US Markets

Dow 8200-248.42 (-2.94%)
Nasdaq 1490-56.82 (-3.67%)
S&P 843-29.17 (-3.35%)

Europe

FTSE 100 4181-218.51 (-4.97%)
CAC 40 3052-145.89 (-4.56%)
DAX 30 4422-214.59 (-4.63%)

Asia at 9 30 AM

Nikkei 225 8102-336.07 (-3.98%)
Hang Seng 13071-633.43 (-4.63%)


SGX Nifty 2720 - 99 pts

Commodities

Light Crude (NYM) 36.60 (-0.68)
Gold (CMX) 808.80 (-11.90)

Market Outlook:

US & Europe markets fell sharply in yesterdays trade, the correction happening is starting to take momentum. A mixed bag of bad news pulled down markets in US. Nifty gave a good pull back but today it will lose the gains and up ward momentum, Supports will be 2750,2680

News Today

* Dow Has Worst Start to a Year Ever,The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 248.42, or 2.9 percent, to close at 8,200.14, bringing its losing streak to six sessions and its loss in that time to a whopping 10 percent.

*Canadian telecom giant Nortel files for bankruptcy.

* U.S. retail sales plunge 2.7% in December.

* Apple CEO Steve Jobs stunned shareholders and the tech world by announcing he is taking a medical leave until the end of June.

* FED's Beige book says Economy continued downswing through early January.

* Filtch rating agency downgrades Unitech, says it has to clear dues of Rs 1100 crores by January.

* Bank of America shares hit a 52-week low after a Wall Street Journal report that it's near receiving billions more in US aid.

* As recessions deepens, Web giant Google axes about 100 employees in recruiting.

* As Citi Group plans to dis integrate its units, analysts raise concerns over the survival of citi.

* Indian Government rules out bail out option for Satyam, PWC its auditor admits goof up in accounts.

* Japan's core machinery orders. considered a weathervane for industrial activity, fall a record 16.2% in November.

MarketS DailY - Jan 13

US Markets

Dow 8474-125.21 (-1.46%)
Nasdaq 1539-32.80 (-2.09%)
S&P 870-20.09 (-2.26%)

Europe

FTSE 100 4426-22.35 (-0.50%)
CAC 40 3246-53.38 (-1.62%)
DAX 30 4720-64.27 (-1.34%)

Asia at 9 30 AM

Nikkei 225 8458-378.41 (-4.28%)
Hang Seng 13997+26.21 (+0.18%)


SGX Nifty 2730 -15 pts

Commodities

Light Crude (NYM)
37.59 (-3.24)
Gold (CMX) 821.00 (-34.00)

Market Outlook:

Another Down day for US markets. Earnings season kicks off and prominent advisers warn of ugly earnings this quarter. DOW slipped more than 100 points. Nifty continues to feel the selling pressure,Infosys results today will set the tone for the results season.

News Today

* U.S. President-elect Barack Obama made his case to Congress for the release of $350 billion in remaining federal bailout funds.

* Aluminum maker Alcoa reports $1.2 billion loss.

* World Bank bars Wipro's software unit from contracts until 2011 on bribery charges.

* Gold and oil fall on rising dollar. Rupee weakens against dollar on outflows.

* India's Index for Industrial Output (IIP) registered a 2.4% growth in November as against the negative 0.3% for October.

* Former CFO of Satyam revealed that the software firm’s fixed deposits were unreal and fictitious.

* Japanese electronics giant SONY reportedly will report first operating loss in 14 years, and only its second in 40 years as a public company.