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| Weekly
Market Update |
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September
05,
2008 | | |
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Markets
remained volatile during the week. Sensex closed
marginally negative over the last week at 14484, losing
0.55%. Similarly, Nifty lost 0.18% to close at 4352.
However, many banking stocks ended positively. The
Bankex gained 2.33% on account of waning concerns over
high inflation, which was reported lower for the second
consecutive week at 12.34%. Global equity markets also
remained volatile during the week. Crude oil prices
corrected around 3.1% in last week and by around 26.8%
from the peak of $ 147/barrel (in first week of July) to
reach around $ 107/barrel. London Metal Exchange Index
(LMEX) tracking the base metal prices also declined by
3.1% in the last week and around 22% from the peak (in
first week of Mar’08). Steel prices have also shown
signs of
softening. | | | |
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Sensex
Statistics |
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Week
at Glance |
9/1/2008 |
9/2/2008 |
9/4/2008 |
9/5/2008 |
Last
Week |
Week
on Week Change % |
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Sensex |
14,498.5 |
15,049.9 |
14,899.1 |
14,483.8 |
14,564.5 |
-0.55% |
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S&P CNX
Nifty |
4,348.7 |
4,504.0 |
4,447.8 |
4,352.3 |
4,360.0 |
-0.18% |
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BSE
IT |
3,954.2 |
4,066.9 |
4,085.7 |
3,941.7 |
3,966.8 |
-0.63% |
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BSE
PSU |
6,768.2 |
7,022.8 |
6,971.4 |
6,890.2 |
6,747.1 |
2.12% |
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BANKEX |
7,021.4 |
7,446.5 |
7,434.7 |
7,172.9 |
7,009.7 |
2.33% | |
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Source
: Bloomberg | |
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Facts &
Figures ( Rs in Millions ) |
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Date |
FII
Flows in cash mkt |
MF
Flows in cash mkt |
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1-Sep-08 |
-1,717 |
-807 |
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2-Sep-08 |
13,374 |
1,059 |
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4-Sep-08 |
-3,991 |
1,341 |
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5-Sep-08 |
Not
Available |
Not
Available | |
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Source
: SEBI, provisional data |
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The weakness
in US economy is
evident with various indicators, including increasing
jobless claims. Europe
is also showing signs of economic slow-down. As a
result, commodities prices, including oil are on
downtrend.
The
declining commodity prices are positive for
India, which
has still a long way to go in economic, infrastructural
development and consumption driven growth. We continue
to believe the India growth
story is here to stay; though volatility and uncertainty
would persist in the short to medium term.
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Debt
Market Update
International
Central Bank
actions
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Bank |
Action |
Benchmark
interest rate |
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Previous |
Current |
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European
Central Bank |
Rate
unchanged |
4.25% |
4.25% |
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Bank
of England |
Rate
unchanged |
5.00% |
5.00% |
|
Chile
Central Bank |
Rate
increased |
7.75% |
8.25% |
|
Bank
of Indonesia |
Rate
increased |
9.00% |
9.25% |
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Bank
of Canada |
Rate
unchanged |
3.00% |
3.00% |
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Australian
Central Bank |
Rate
decreased |
7.25% |
7.00% | .
Source:
Bloomberg
Economic
indicators
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Previous
Week |
Current
Week |
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US
10 year benchmark treasury |
3.77% |
3.56% |
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Crude
oil WTI ($/barrel) |
116.55 |
106.90 |
Source: Bloomberg
Currency
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Previous
Week |
Current
Week |
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INR |
43.42 |
44.66 |
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EUR |
1.47 |
1.42 |
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JPY |
108.63 |
105.90 |
Source:
Bloomberg
Domestic
Liquidity
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Call
rates range |
Previous
Week |
Current
Week |
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MIBOR
range |
9.77-6.11 |
9.04-9.39 |
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LAF
amount average (Rs crore) |
-5731 |
-11685 |
Source:
Bloomberg
Domestic
interest rates
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Previous
Week |
Current
Week |
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3
month CP |
11.10% |
11.15% |
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91
day T-bill |
9.05% |
8.95% |
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5
year OIS | | | | |