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Nifty likely to get into a corrective downward wave; Buy Wipro, sell ICICI Bank for short term
âNifty breaking out cluster of resistances placed around 10,570 to 10,600 is unlikely as of nowâ says Jaydeb Dey, Technical Analyst at Stewart Mackertich Wealth Management Ltd.
Does RBI mean what it says, bond traders want to know
The ten-year bond yield jumped 60 basis points to end at 7.73 per cent on Friday.
Apple sinks on fears of slowing iPhone sales
California Could Become A 'Sanctuary State' For Cannabis
S&P tops $20 trillion as 'Trump trade' roars back to life
The main U.S. stock indexes hit record intraday highs on Monday, with the S&P 500 topping $20 trillion in combined market-capitalization for the first time ever, as the "Trump trade" jump-started on renewed optimism about the economy. President Donald Trump vowed last week to make a major tax announcement in the next few weeks, rekindling a rally that has stalled amid concerns over Trump's protectionist stance and lack of clarity on policy reforms. The S&P has surged 8.3 percent since Trump's Nov. 8 election through Friday's close, fueled by expectations Trump would lower corporate taxes, reduce regulations and increase infrastructure spending.
âNifty breaking out cluster of resistances placed around 10,570 to 10,600 is unlikely as of nowâ says Jaydeb Dey, Technical Analyst at Stewart Mackertich Wealth Management Ltd.- Consolidation likely but Nifty can hit 10,630-10,700 in expiry week; 12 stocks to be positive
- Nifty likely to trade in range of 10,400-10,650 in expiry week; 4 stocks to buy
- Nifty likely to find support near 10,450; Geopolitical reasons continue to keep FIIs at bay
- Earnings, global cues to decide market direction next week; 3 picks that can return up to 16%
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- Motilal Oswal sees crude near $80/bbl in FY19, lists top 5 buys which can offer up to 40% return
Does RBI mean what it says, bond traders want to know
The ten-year bond yield jumped 60 basis points to end at 7.73 per cent on Friday.- Templeton switches short-term gilts for longer tenors
- Stocks in focus on April 23, 2018
- need2know: Sizzling oil prices, red carpet for steel MNCs and other macro triggers for the day
- Flattening yield curve indicates US nearing a tipping point
- Motherson Sumi plans 3 acquisitions in 6 months
- Business 4.0 strategy: TCS CEO sees no threat to margins in medium term
Apple sinks on fears of slowing iPhone sales
Shares of Apple fell more than 3% Friday and are down for the whole week too. Worries of soft demand for iPhones --particularly the iPhone X -- hit chip stocks hard too. But Amazon, Netflix and other big techs are still up for the week.
- Surging oil prices rattle President Trump
- Porsche exec arrested over Volkswagen's 'Dieselgate'
- MoviePass: Too good to be true?
- Wells Fargo fined $1 billion for insurance and mortgage abuses
- Has GE finally turned a corner?
- Premarket: 7 things to know before the bell
California Could Become A 'Sanctuary State' For Cannabis
Legislators hope a new bill can help protect the interests of both residents and billion-dollar industry in the Golden State, regardless of federal moods on weed.
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- Apple Ditches A Supplier, Causes Stock To Crater 70%
S&P tops $20 trillion as 'Trump trade' roars back to life
The main U.S. stock indexes hit record intraday highs on Monday, with the S&P 500 topping $20 trillion in combined market-capitalization for the first time ever, as the "Trump trade" jump-started on renewed optimism about the economy. President Donald Trump vowed last week to make a major tax announcement in the next few weeks, rekindling a rally that has stalled amid concerns over Trump's protectionist stance and lack of clarity on policy reforms. The S&P has surged 8.3 percent since Trump's Nov. 8 election through Friday's close, fueled by expectations Trump would lower corporate taxes, reduce regulations and increase infrastructure spending.- Ratings for 2017 Grammys on par with last year
- Wall Street set to extend record run as "Trump trade" rekindles
- Dutch brewer Heineken acquires Brasil Kirin Holding for $704 million
- Fake receipts at Glencore warehouse unit triggered sector credit freeze, Qingdao shivers - sources
- Home sales crash 40 per cent after note ban
- Disappointing macro-data, profit booking drag equities lower
