INDIAN BENCHMARKS snapped its winning streak as investors booked profit at higher levels. Current account deficit for the first quarter of FY15 contracted to 1.7 percent of GDP at $7.8bn down sharply from 4.8percent or $21.8bn in the same quarter last year.
Maruti sold 1,10,776 units in the passenger vehicles segment, up 26.9 percent compared to 87,323 units in the same month last year. United Spirits posted loss of Rs 5,380 crore for the March quarter, largely because of write-downs related to the sale of its Whyte & Mackay
whisky business.
The INDIAN BENCHMARKS SENSEX ended 59 point down at 27026 and the 50-share NIFTY closed 9 point down at 8086.
GLOBAL MARKET CHASE
ASIAN STOCKS mixed with Tokyo up on weaker yen.
U.S. STOCKS ignored a disappointing August jobs report and rallied as investors bet that recent weeks of positive data suggest that the unemployment numbers were likely an anomaly.
EUROPEAN STOCKS held steady, as markets paused after Thursday's broad rally following the European Central Bank's decision to slash interest rates.
WEEK AHEAD
Indian shares hit a string of record highs on the back of strong foreign buying.
Investors will focus on Trade Balance, Export and Import data to be released on 8 th Sep 2014.
Investors will also focus on August Consumer Inflation and IIP data which will be released on 12 th Sep 2014.
Metal and power generation stocks will be in focus as the next Supreme Court hearing on coal blocks case is scheduled on Tuesday, 9 September 2014.
Geopolitical risk events will be tracked although so far foreign buying has continued.
Oil prices hovering at around 14-month lows also seen as a positive.
Maruti sold 1,10,776 units in the passenger vehicles segment, up 26.9 percent compared to 87,323 units in the same month last year. United Spirits posted loss of Rs 5,380 crore for the March quarter, largely because of write-downs related to the sale of its Whyte & Mackay
whisky business.
The INDIAN BENCHMARKS SENSEX ended 59 point down at 27026 and the 50-share NIFTY closed 9 point down at 8086.
GLOBAL MARKET CHASE
ASIAN STOCKS mixed with Tokyo up on weaker yen.
U.S. STOCKS ignored a disappointing August jobs report and rallied as investors bet that recent weeks of positive data suggest that the unemployment numbers were likely an anomaly.
EUROPEAN STOCKS held steady, as markets paused after Thursday's broad rally following the European Central Bank's decision to slash interest rates.
WEEK AHEAD
Indian shares hit a string of record highs on the back of strong foreign buying.
Investors will focus on Trade Balance, Export and Import data to be released on 8 th Sep 2014.
Investors will also focus on August Consumer Inflation and IIP data which will be released on 12 th Sep 2014.
Metal and power generation stocks will be in focus as the next Supreme Court hearing on coal blocks case is scheduled on Tuesday, 9 September 2014.
Geopolitical risk events will be tracked although so far foreign buying has continued.
Oil prices hovering at around 14-month lows also seen as a positive.
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