Thai Farmers Threaten Protest in Defiance of Martial Law!

The 50-share Nifty index is expected to open higher on Thursday following positive trend seen in other Asian markets ahead of September F&O expiry. Stocks in news are SBIN, RPOWER, Jaiprakash Power Ventures, RIL, Jet Airways, Sun Pharma, Ranabaxy, ONGC and Coal India.

Today’s Headlines

1) French carmaker Renault shifts UK Duster unit out of India.

2) Bandhan Financial Services in talks with PEs like TPGCapital, KKR to sell 30% stake.

3) Rajbhog Sweets and Deep Foods to distribute 20,000 packets of food outside MSG.

4) Government to auction coal blocks within 6 months; CIL likely to take charge of 40 mines.

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Commodity Headlines

1) Gold Downside Risk Seen ‘Significant’ to Goldman Sachs.

2) Thai Farmers Threaten Protest in Defiance of Martial Law.

3) BHP Studies London Listing U-Turn for $15 Billion Spinoff.

4) China Steel Mills Hawk Rebar on Alibaba to Export Surplus.

5) Vedanta Suspends Operations at Flooded Zambia Copper Mine.

6) Uranium Rally Threatened by Surplus as Mine Strike Eases.

7) Wheat Rises Most in Three Weeks on Bets Demand Will Gain.

8) WTI Crude Rises as U.S. Inventories Drop to 8-Month Low.

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Currency Market Today’s Headlines

1) The freeze in Russian bond markets is starting to thaw, with the government selling out its first auction after nine cancellations amid the cease-fire in Ukraine.

2) The yen strengthened after missing a key technical level versus the dollar and as reported comments by Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe stoked speculation the government is concerned about recent weakness in the currency.

3) Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen says she wants investors to be prepared for the possibility that the Fed will raise interest rates sooner than they currently project. Her words are going unheeded.

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Toyota plans to develop mid-size sedan for India

The 50-share Nifty index is expected to open flat on Tuesday following muted trend seen in other Asian markets. Tracking the momentum, the index is expected to reclaim its crucial psychological level of 8150 in trade today. Stocks in news are Colgate Palmolive, Maruti Suzuki, PNB, RIL, GMR Infrastructure, L&T, ITC, Axisbank, CIL and Jaiprakash Power Venture.

Today’s Headlines

1) Toyota plans to develop mid-size sedan for India.

2) Shopclues in talks with Temasek & Steadview Capital for investment purpose.

3) Oil Ministry again extends deadline for comments on revenue sharing.

4) Coal India to be part of new special purpose vehicle for ICVL's first buyout.

5) Government to take measures to plug the gaps on quality of drugs, to includes new checks.

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Commodity Key Headlines

1) Gold Bulls Extend 2014 Exit as Slump Erases $6.7 Billion.

2) Coal Mogul Murray Says More Bankruptcies Probable.

3) Century-Old Copper Mines Spur Bachelet's Race to Save Chilean Cash Cow.

4) Soybeans Fall With Corn to Four-Year Lows on Bumper Crop.

5) Brent Declines on Concern China Growth Slowing; WTI Drops.

6) Gold Rises from Eight-Month Low as Equities Drop.

7) Nickel Prices Decline to Five-Month Low on China Outlook.

8) Commodities Drop to 5-Year Low in Capitulation to China.

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Currency Market Key Headlines

1)  The pound strengthened for a fifth day against the euro before Bank of England Governor Mark Carney speaks this week, as investor focus returns to the timing for interest-rate increases in the U.K.

2) Australia’s dollar dropped to a seven-month low and South Africa’s rand slid as a slump in prices for raw materials curbed demand for the currencies of commodity-producing nations.

3) The prospect of higher U.S. interest rates is proving to be a boon for the biggest owners of Treasuries outside of the Federal Reserve.

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Tata Jaguar Land Rover launches Jaguar XE in London

The 50-share Nifty index is expected to open higher on Tuesday following positive trend seen in other Asian markets. Tracking the momentum, the index is expected to surpass its previous record high of 8180.20 hit on 08 September 2014. Stocks in news are Lanco Infra, Oil & Gas Stocks, M&M, Apollo Tyres, RIL, ONGC, BPCL, Venus Remedies, Elder Pharmaceuticals, Bharti Airtel, Neyveli Lignite and Cipla.

Today’s Headlines

1) Mahindra & Mahindra lines up three compact SUVs for launch over the next two years.

2) Tata Jaguar Land Rover launches Jaguar XE in London.

3) SIS Prosegur acquires cash management business of ISS.

4) Tribunal hearing on Tata-Adani tariff issue on September 11.

5) NTPC, Gujarat State Electricity Corporation can swap coal sources.

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Commodity Key Headlines

1) Platinum Volatility Near Lowest Since 2005 in New York.

2) Nickel Leads Metals Lower as Dollar Gains Curb Demand Prospects.

3) Corn Extends Drop as U.S. Yields Seen Topping USDA Forecast.

4) Cotton Output Estimate Reduced 29% by Australia on Drought.

5) Hedge Fund Merchant Advances 16% as Oil Drops With Iron Ore.

6) Gold Holds near Three-Month Low as Dollar’s Climb Curbs Demand.

7) Wheat Harvest Forecast Cut by Australia as Farmers Need Rain.

8) Power Plants Heading Out to Sea in Post-Fukushima Japan.

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Currency Market Headlines

1) India’s rupee climbed to the highest level since July and bonds rose as U.S. jobs data that missed estimates curbed speculation the Federal Reserve will bring forward a planned interest-rate increase.

2) The yen approached its weakest in almost six years versus the dollar as Japanese reports showing a slump in business spending and a shrinking current-account surplus added to signs the economy is losing momentum.

3) The pound dropped the most in more than a year versus the dollar as opinion polls highlighted the risk Scotland will vote for independence next week, potentially splintering the U.K.’s 307-year-old union.

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