Tuesday, 15 August 2017

Equity puts up best show since last I-Day; More pain ahead for midcaps

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ET Markets Daily Brief | Tue, Aug 15, 2017 | 05:40 PM IST

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Freedom from choppiness: Equity puts up best show since last I-Day

Sensex and Nifty surged over 11% between August 15, 2016 and August 15, 2017.

Midcaps will hurt you more, Rs 1,00,000 crore already gone

Being the playground for retail investors, they have limited cushion in the case of a sharp fall.

Why is inflation missing? Blame it on Patanjali and robotification

Low unemployment rates would typically warrant an increase in interest rates.

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Market Watch 15 Aug | 05:40PM|
SENSEX NIFTY USD/INR GOLD
31449.03
235.44
9794.15
83.35
64.13
-0.01
29065.00
-138.00
Gainers Losers 15 Aug, 2017, 05:40PM IST, PTI|View All
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Beyond Sun's pain is a promise of specialty segment: Analysts

Some analysts suggested that investors willing to overlook the subdued outlook.

Gold prices are likely to jump to a 4-year high of $1,400 by 2017-end

Prices have climbed 12 per cent this year, driven by geopolitical tensions.

Sebi steps up surveillance on money laundering activities

The capital markets watchdog has also enhanced its cooperation with other regulators and agencies in India as well as abroad for investigations.

View: Indian investors in search of a guardian angel

Banks on-lend customer deposits to industrial and consumer borrowers.

Either China's bond market or metals are getting it wrong

Yields on one-year government debt have fallen 11 basis points this quarter to 3.35%.

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