Wednesday 15 October 2014

Ashok Leyland to make electric buses in India

Today’s Headlines

1) Taiwanese Maxxis Group to set up plant near Sanand.

2) Ashok Leyland to make electric buses in India.

3) Credit growth up 11%, but still lags deposits at 13%.

4) Daikin plans new manufacturing unit in India; eyes Rs 2,500 crore turnover.

5) NTPC firming up plans to enter into power distribution business.

6) Holcim, Lafarge begin divestment to adhere to Competition Commission of India standards.

Read detail analysis report here:- http://www.rrfinance.com/reserch/MorningBell/Eq_MorningBell.pdf

Debt Market Key Headlines

1) Overseas investors have pumped in about Rs 13,000 crore in the Indian debt market so far this month, endorsing the country's growth potential and political stability. This takes the total investment in the debt market to around Rs 99,000 crore so far this year.

2) A host of foreign investors and funds will be meeting corporate leaders in India next month, the first time since the global financial crisis, signifying changing perception about the country's growth potential.

Read detail report here:- http://www.rrfinance.com/reserch/MorningBell/Db_MorningBell.pdf

Commodity Market Headlines

1) Fortescue First-Quarter Shipments Rise 66% on Mine Expansions.

2) Lead in London Slumps to 17-Month Low Amid Global Growth Concern.

3) Soybeans Hold Drop From One-Month High on U.S. Harvest Outlook.

4) U.K. Opposition May Drop Energy Price Freeze, Says Davey.

5) Heavy Metal Has New Meaning for Trader Turned Music Mogul.

6) Statoil to Forge Ahead With Cost Cuts as CEO Lund Leaves for BG.

7) Commodities Sink to Five-Year Low Led by Metals Declines.

8) Cutrale-Safra Raises Offer for Chiquita to $658 Million.

Read detail analysis report here:- http://www.rrfinance.com/reserch/MorningBell/Cm_MorningBell.pdf

Today’s Headlines

1) Indian bonds rallied, pushing the 10-year yield to a 13-month low, after the government reported the slowest inflation in almost three years.

2) The pound tumbled against the dollar as a report showed U.K. inflation slowed to the least in five years last month, adding to pressure on the Bank of England to keep interest rates at record lows.

3) The dollar climbed against the euro amid speculation the U.S. is one of the best-placed countries to weather a worldwide slowdown, as reports across Europe highlighted signs of economic weakness.

Read detail analysis report here:- http://www.rrfinance.com/reserch/MorningBell/Cr_MorningBell.pdf

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