The persisting positive trend of Indian benchmark indices is likely to continue today. Indian markets, after a flat opening, trading in positive terrain. NSE's Nifty with nearly 0.40% upside, is trading above 5430 level. As per the technical analysis, it may go further up above 5447 level.
Breaching this level may lift up Nifty to 5470-5500 level while below 5390, negativity may attract the index
AGRICULTURE: Paddy acreage tops 30 mln ha because transplantation has gained momentum in parts of central and north India as monsoon deficit has narrowed. (BL, Sat)
AUTO: The government is examining suggestions to increase excise duty on diesel cars, Minister of State for Finance S.S. Palanimanickam said. (NW18)
APAR INDUSTRIES: The company's board approves 47.5% stake buy in unlisted joint venture company. (NW18)
ASHOK LEYLAND: To roll out its completely electronically governed Neptune engine by end of this year. (BS)
US: Ended flat on Monday on profit taking after six straight weeks of gains.
ASIA: Equities were off highs as the European Central Bank quashing reports that it would buy back bonds to tackle the region's debt crisis prompted investors to book profits.
Breaching this level may lift up Nifty to 5470-5500 level while below 5390, negativity may attract the index
AGRICULTURE: Paddy acreage tops 30 mln ha because transplantation has gained momentum in parts of central and north India as monsoon deficit has narrowed. (BL, Sat)
AUTO: The government is examining suggestions to increase excise duty on diesel cars, Minister of State for Finance S.S. Palanimanickam said. (NW18)
APAR INDUSTRIES: The company's board approves 47.5% stake buy in unlisted joint venture company. (NW18)
ASHOK LEYLAND: To roll out its completely electronically governed Neptune engine by end of this year. (BS)
US: Ended flat on Monday on profit taking after six straight weeks of gains.
ASIA: Equities were off highs as the European Central Bank quashing reports that it would buy back bonds to tackle the region's debt crisis prompted investors to book profits.
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