Market gets tired of central banks’ bullets & bazookas; Downtrend in crude over!

THE ECONOMIC TIMES Fri, Mar 11, 2016 | 05:20 PM IST ET Market Watch Newsletter

Fund tap is on: Easy liquidity is biggest takeaway for D-Street from ECB policy The European Central Bank raised monthly asset buys to 80 billion euros from 60 billion euros and cut its main refinancing rate to zero from 0.05 percent. Black gold in action: Downtrend in crude over, prices should firm up from here on The allure for crude oil is back, as Brent is up over 36% since it hit a low of around $27 a barrel on Feb 11, while WTI is up about 46% over the same period. Oil & gas energised and realty gets a boost in choppy market Market gyrated between gains and losses all through the day. Here is wrapup of all big and small stories beyond the benchmarks that kept the Street abuzz.

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Market Watch 11 Mar | 05:20PM| SENSEX NIFTY USD/INR GOLD 24717.99 ↑94.65 7510.20 ↑24.05 67.04 ↓-0.03 29705.00 ↓-226.00

Gainers Losers 11 Mar, 2016, 05:20PM IST, PTI|View All Company Name Live Price Change (%) Volume High Low VMV Holidays Ltd. 13.17 19.95 10000 13.17 13.17 Lambodhara Textiles Ltd. 125.80 19.92 81955 125.80 104.50 Sky Industries Ltd. 16.30 19.85 2181 16.30 14.50

FROM THE NEWSPAPER

Is worst behind us? Sensex at best can give 5% return on either side in 2016 The S&P BSE Sensex managed to bounce back sharply last week by adding close to 1,500 points after the Union Budget 2016 and on positive global cues. Market gets tired of central banks' bullets & bazookas The Indian market is not decoupled from global markets and that is what has become a cause of concern and is giving us sleepless nights. 5 stock ideas that can still make money for you With no negative news coming from the Union Budget 2016, it was seen as a key positive for the market, which led to a massive rally in the previous week. Left with Rs 20,000 cr, Coal India may not be rich as its accounts show Coal India is left with some Rs 20,000 cr only as actual cash balance including some Rs 8,000-Rs 9,000 cr for working capital after paying dividend this year. Top performers set to walk away with bumper increment this appraisal season Most firms - particularly ecommerce players and startups - are rolling out bigger incentives, roles and bonuses for their top-rated employees.

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