1 | JANUARY 2011 | www.capitalvia.com The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 29.89 points, or 0.25%, at 12,092.15, while the Standard & Poor's 500 Index finished up 3.77 points, or 0.29%, at 1,310.87. The Nasdaq Composite Index rose 15.42 points, or 0.56%, at 2,769.30. US crude oil prices fell nearly USD 2 in volatile trade on talk that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was about to step down. The speculation was based on a television report that later appeared to be unfounded, but oil prices, which had been rising this week on the unr est in Egypt, remained lower . e job gains were only one quarter of the 145,000 economists had expected, but the jobless rate was better than the forecast that it would tick up to 9.5%. The dollar also gained against other major currencies, with the US Dollar Inde x up 0.38%. Against the Japanese yen, the greenback strengthened 0.77% to 82.22. US MARKET The 30-share BSE Sensex plunged 441.16 points or 2.39%, to close at 18,008.15 and the 50-share NSE Nifty tanked 131 points or 2.37%, to settle at 5,395.75. However, European markets were trading 0.5% higher, at the time of closing of Indian equities. Nikkei was up 1% while other Asian markets were shut. Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group companies' shares Reliance Capital, Reliance Infrastructur e, Reliance Power and Reliance Communications were down 1-4%. ACC from cement space was down 1% and Ambuja Cements down 4%. Cipla, Dr Reddy's Labs and Ranbaxy Labs from healthcare segment declined 1-2%. In midcap space, Jain Irrigation, HMT , Blue Star, S Kumars Nationwide and Peninsula Land rallied 3.5-9% while SpiceJet, Kingfisher Airlines, Nava Bharat, Man Infra and Raymond fell 8-13%. WEEK WRAP Japan's Nikkei gained 1.14% or 118.66 points a t 10,550.02. U.S. Calls China's Progress on Currency Gains 'Insufficient': The U.S. declined to brand China a currency manipulator while saying its No. 2 trading partner has made “insufficient” progress on allowing the Yuan to rise. The RBA raised its forecast for 2011 growth to 4.25 percent, from a November prediction of 3.75 per cent. Consumer prices will rise 3 percent, from a previous estimate of 2.75 percent, it said. The nation's currency surged to a one-month high as investors raised bets the central bank, which has left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.75 percent for the past two meetings, will resume increasing borr owing costs. ASIAN & EMERGING MARKET Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called for wide-ranging systemic reforms to tackle rising food prices and said inflation was a “serious threat to the growth momentum”, on a day the markets betrayed similar concerns. India's food inflation accelerated for the second straight week on rising prices of onions, putting pressure on headline inflation and reinforcing expectations ofmore monetary action this year to tame inflationary expectations. India's coal imports are likely to jump 70% in the next fiscal, higher than the previous estimate of a 25% rise, as delays in environment al clearances has hit mining projects, coal minister Sriprakash Jaiswal said. The country is likely to import 142 million tonnes in 2011-12, much larger than the 104 million tonnes shortfall indicated by the minister just two months back. MICRO ECONOMIC FRONT Global Research Limited Mark ets Plunge - No Respite from Bear s MARKET thisWeek MARKET this Week >> >> WEEKLY STOCKS REPORT 07th Feb - 11th Feb 2011
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 29.89 points, or 0.25%, at 12,092.15, while the Standard & Poor's 500 Index finished up 3.77 points, or 0.29%, at
1,310.87. The Nasdaq Composite Index rose 15.42 points, or 0.56%, at 2,769.30.
US crude oil prices fell nearly USD 2 in volatile trade on talk that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was about to step down. The speculation was based on a
television report that later appeared to be unfounded, but oil prices, which had been rising this week on the unr est in Egypt, remained lower.
e job gains were only one quarter of the 145,000 economists had expected, but the jobless rate was better than the forecast that it would tick up to 9.5%.
The dollar also gained against other major currencies, with the US Dollar Index up 0.38%. Against the Japanese yen, the greenback strengthened 0.77% to 82.22.
US MARKET
The 30-share BSE Sensex plunged 441.16 points or 2.39%, to close at 18,008.15 and the 50-share NSE Nifty tanked 131 points or 2.37%, to settle at 5,395.75.
However, European markets were trading 0.5% higher, at the time of closing of Indian equities. Nikkei was up 1% while other Asian markets were shut.
Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group companies' shares Reliance Capital, Reliance Infrastructure, Reliance Power and Reliance Communications were down 1-4%.
ACC from cement space was down 1% and Ambuja Cements down 4%. Cipla, Dr Reddy's Labs and Ranbaxy Labs from healthcare segment declined 1-2%.
In midcap space, Jain Irrigation, HMT, Blue Star, S Kumars Nationwide and Peninsula Land rallied 3.5-9% while SpiceJet, Kingfisher Airlines, Nava Bharat, Man
Infra and Raymond fell 8-13%.
WEEK WRAP
Japan's Nikkei gained 1.14% or 118.66 points at 10,550.02.
U.S. Calls China's Progress on Currency Gains 'Insufficient': The U.S. declined to brand China a currency manipulator while saying its No. 2 trading partner has
made “insufficient” progress on allowing the Yuan to rise.
The RBA raised its forecast for 2011 growth to 4.25 percent, from a November prediction of 3.75 percent. Consumer prices will rise 3 percent, from a previous
estimate of 2.75 percent, it said. The nation's currency surged to a one-month high as investors raised bets the central bank, which has left its benchmark
interest rate unchanged at 4.75 percent for the past two meetings, will resume increasing borrowing costs.
ASIAN & EMERGING MARKET
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called for wide-ranging systemic reforms to tackle rising food prices and said inflation was a “serious threat to the growth
momentum”, on a day the markets betrayed similar concerns.
India's food inflation accelerated for the second straight week on rising prices of onions, putting pressure on headline inflation and reinforcing expectations of
more monetary action this year to tame inflationary expectations.
India's coal imports are likely to jump 70% in the next fiscal, higher than the previous estimate of a 25% rise, as delays in environmental clearances has hit
mining projects, coal minister Sriprakash Jaiswal said. The country is likely to import 142 million tonnes in 2011-12, much larger than the 104 million tonnes
shortfall indicated by the minister just two months back.
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LOSERSGAINERS
GAINERS
FII’S INVESTMENTSDII’S INVESTMENTS
Indices Buy Value Sell Value Net Value
Scrip Current Close Change Chg % Scrip Current Close Change Chg %
Indices Buy Value Sell Value Net Value
S&P CNX 500
CN XIT
CNX MIDCAP
CNX 100
4394.85
6990.75
7781.05
5362.60
4460.35
7063.30
7971.45
5458.55
4322.75
6824.20
7723.55
5282
4339.55
6850.65
7751.30
5305.65
C MAHENDRA
AGRE DEVELOP
170.05
62.40
RUCHI INFRAST 24.30
SAK SOFT 63.65
RS SOFTWARE 49.00
133.40
51.35
20.30
51.25
40.45
27.47
21.51
19.70
24.19
21.13
OSWALCHEM FRT
SRI CHAM.SUG
KIRL.BRO.INV
NELCAST
JAIN IRRIGATN
43.60
32.70
538.85
84.85
177.70
59.90
45.55
720.25
109.20
228.25
-27.21
-28.21
-25.18
-22.29
-22.14
27-Jan-2011 599.50 907.20 -307.70
02-Feb-2011 914.50 449.00 465.50
04-Feb-2011 2669.40 2007.60
03-Feb-2011 3087.10 3133.20
02-Feb-2011 3453.70 3879.40
01-Feb-2011 2592.50 3493.00
661.80
-46.10
-425.70
-900.50
WORLD INDICES
CloseWorld Indices Weekly Chg Points % Chg
NIFTY
NIFTY Properties Values
Open High Low Close
SECTORIAL INDICES
Indices
Shanghai Comp.
DOW Jones
18008.15
5395.75
2799.40
12092.15
5997.38
10543.52
4047.21
Sensex
Nifty
FTSE
Nikkei
CAC 40
-227.3
-56.08
+46.65
+264.85
+115.98
+183.18
+44.89
-1.24%
-1.04%
+1.69
+2.19
+1.97%
+1.76%
+1.12%
Weekly Open
Weekly High
Weekly Low
Weekly Close
Weekly Chg Points
Weekly Chg%
5452.55
5556.30
5369.05
5395.75
-56.8
-1.04%
BANK NIFTY
CNX NIFTY JUNIOR 10767.70
10444.35
10990.90
10772.45
10604.15
10385.90
10727.85
10433.85
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