Wednesday 8 October 2014

RBI weighs assured returns for private equity funds

The 50-share Nifty index is expected to open higher on Thursday following positive trend seen in other Asian markets. Tracking the momentum, the index is expected to reclaim its crucial psychological support level of 7850 in trade today. Stocks in news are ITC, L&T, ICICI Bank, BHEL, Zensar Tech, Future Lifestyle, BEML, DCB Bank, BOSCH, Viceroy Hotels, Maruti Suzuki and Kesoram Industries.

Today’s Headlines

1) Govt may take action against Maruti for unfair trade practice.

2) RBI weighs assured returns for private equity funds.

3) Reliance Brands to bring casual luxury lifestyle brand Juicy Couture to India in 2015.

4) Fuel shortage known to discoms; notices given in advance: NTPC.

5) Sunflag receives Rs 28 crore demand notices in coal case.

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Commodity Market Headlines

1) France’s Wine Volume to Climb 10% on Bordeaux Recovery.

2) Gold Climbs to Highest in Almost Two Weeks after Fed Minutes.

3) Corn Snaps Longest Rally in Eight Months on U.S. Crop Outlook.

4) Industrial Metals Rise as Dollar Holds Slide on Fed Rate Pledge.

5) Investors Shunning the World’s Richest Mineral Deposits.

6) Hedge Funds’ Bets on Oil Gains Drop to Record: Chart of the Day.

7) Shale Boom Tested as Sub-$90 Oil Threatens U.S. Drillers.

8) Gold Has Biggest Three-Day Rally Since June After FOMC.

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Currency Market Headlines

1) The dollar strengthened versus most of its 31 major peers before the Federal Reserve releases minutes of its September meeting as investors weighed the timing of the first interest-rate increase since 2006.

2) Japanese investors sold long-term German bunds for an eighth month in August and began selling French and Italian debt as well, while purchasing securities issued by the U.S., U.K., Australia and Canada.

3) South Korea’s won fell to a six-month low as concern the global economy is slowing sapped demand for emerging-market assets.

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