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20 Aug 2008 09:53

Chinese market up 5.8% & shaked away weak economy sentiments. I think Shanghai to rally for 2 months in big way....

19 Aug 2008 13:18

Chinese market could rally & resume its bull immediately post olympics. Chinese import export policies to change in big way post olympics.
Good domestic growth would be seen in China....

17 Aug 2008 20:20

India Inc seems unperturbed by signs of global recession, with their capacity expansion plans surging past Rs 10 trillion in the first six months of this year nearly double the figure for the previous five months, a study said.

Indian companies have announced capacity expansion investment worth Rs 10,50,950 crore in the first six months of 2008, against Rs 5,67,851 crore between July-December 2007, industry body Assocham said in a report on state-wise investments.

Out of the total 24 states tracked by the Chamber Research Bureau Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Rajasthan and West Bengal were the most preferred destination by the private players for making investments in the first half of 2008.

Maharashtra topped the chart with investment commitments worth Rs 1,20,065 crore in sectors like power, real estate, automobiles, ports and shipping, Assocham President Sajjan Jindal said.

The biggest of the announcements were made by Tata Power at Rs 25,000 crore, planning to raise power generation capacity to 12,861 MW for the next five years, Reliance Industries for setting up semi conductor plant and other micro -technology units, at an expenditure of Rs 21,666 crore for the next 10 years.

-FE...

14 Aug 2008 13:59

Long term is not at all good & promising for IT sector. If US job data continues to be weak till US election then I think there would be strong measures against IT/IT enabled services outsourcing. Also, orders would decline from US as well as Europe in coming years. Wouldnt be surprised even if IT/IT enabled stocks correct upto 60% more from here. could be possible that stocks like Infosys trading at Rs.700 per share. P/E going to be down for IT sectors across asia. ...

12 Aug 2008 21:31

Russia called truce today. Oil should come down to $ 110. Those who bought stocks today will benefit tomorrow. Every fall in prices would be a buying opportunity. I see Chambal, Nagafert, Indian Bank, GMR Infra to give 15% appreciation from current level....

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Market Watch .... Next Move

Posted by : zoombusiness

Oil slipped as well Gold. Dollar is on strong side and will bring Japan Yen down to 117-118. Indian rupee will be strong and will seems settle near 42 range. Market will take turn again. It will take a profit booking spree and will loose 1000-1100 points before gain again. But in all good time is on the screen as most of the commodity and non commodity items remain in control and declared inflation remain near 12%. Although it is said undeclared inflation is above 13 %.
we expect market to stay like this with up\'s and down with profit booking and growth at slow pace. Market will have upward trend but step by step as there is not one factor to control the market . More abroad buyers and seller control the market basically . They are the one controlling volume as well as price quote. sudden fall even us market and asia market are on green but Indian market suddenly end at the day in red due to bulk buyer and seller specially due to FII.

12 Aug 2008 20:04

Here\'s one more reason the report on the financial health of the state-owned oil companies has got the government\'s goat. Penned by a committee under Planning Commission member B K Chaturvedi, who did stints as petroleum and cabinet secretary, the report suggests limiting to six the number of cooking gas cylinders that a family can get at government-capped rates in a year. Beyond this, families will have to dish out Rs 333 more for each refill they use.

Combined with a prescription for steep monthly increases in motor fuels, an additional Rs 2 \'Metro Tax\' on diesel in 11 cities that get Bharat III petrol and diesel and taking away earnings beyond $75/barrel on oil produced from fields given to companies without bidding before 1999 has proven too much for the government to swallow.

As reported in TOI on Saturday, the recommendations for a monthly increase in fuel price was being seen as a sure recipe for political disaster for the ruling coalition in an election-packed year. On Monday, TOI also reported that highly-placed sources said there were few takers for the report in the government.

If the suggestions on fuel prices were found unacceptable for fears of upsetting the electorate, the recommendation on \'Special Oil Tax\' has been faulted on the ground of contravening contractual provisions.

Even though the fields in the report\'s ambit were given without bidding, they were all transferred through production sharing contracts that promise a stable fiscal regime, which essentially implies pre-empting any additional tax. Such a move would result in a slew of arbitration proceedings that private companies, which have partnered state-owned producers in fields such as Panna-Mukta-Tapti, Ravva, Barmer, can initiate against the government.

Though oil minister Murli Deora on Sunday remained non-commital on the issue, there were enough hints that the suggestions in the report were too radical and practically impossible for government to implement when inflation still remains a cause of worry and election looms. Deora had said the government\'s focus was on encouraging investments in increasing oil exploration and production.

\"We have to take a long-term view on reducing India\'s dependence on costly (oil) imports and ensure consumers continue to get energy supplies at affordable prices. The only way we can do that is by promoting a stable and fair investment regime,\" Deora had told TOI on Sunday. That sums up the fears in the government — the recommendations will undo whatever success the government has scored in getting investors in increasing oil exploration and production in India. ...

12 Aug 2008 20:03

Industrial growth slows down to 5.4%

A slowdown in the manufacturing sector pulled down India\'s industrial growth in June to 5.4 per cent from 8.9 per cent a year ago, but consumer sector nursed its way back to health growing 10 per cent.

Growth in manufacturing sector, which accounts for over two-third of the Index of Industrial Production, fell drastically to 5.9 per cent from 9.7 per cent a year ago.

Manufacturing exhibited a similar trend in the first quarter as well, growing by a poor 5.6 per cent compared with 11.1 per cent last year.

The only silver lining was that consumer durables growth gathered momentum in June registering a growth of 3.5 per cent against a negative growth of 3.6 per cent last year, pushing up the overall consumer sector growth to 10 per cent.

Electricity sector growth fell to 2.6 per cent against 6.8 per cent a year ago, while mining sector bounced back to post 2.9 per cent growth compared with 1.5 per cent. ToI-
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12 Aug 2008 20:01

Oil slipped as well Gold. Dollar is on strong side and will bring Japan Yen down to 117-118. Indian rupee will be strong and will seems settle near 42 range. Market will take turn again. It will take a profit booking spree and will loose 1000-1100 points before gain again. But in all good time is on the screen as most of the commodity and non commodity items remain in control and declared inflation remain near 12%. Although it is said undeclared inflation is above 13 %.
we expect market to stay like this with up\'s and down with profit booking and growth at slow pace. Market will have upward trend but step by step as there is not one factor to control the market . More abroad buyers and seller control the market basically . They are the one controlling volume as well as price quote. sudden fall even us market and asia market are on green but Indian market suddenly end at the day in red due to bulk buyer and seller specially due to FII....

12 Aug 2008 18:54

30 NEW ADDITIONS TO THE fNo section
Check out UTVi...

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which do market seems to be goin

Posted by : JAGDISH GABA

nightowl,what a great comment,someone calling you ULLU,
But nadhi is a good person n he writes better posts
any way good n +ve reply from you
bye n take care

12 Aug 2008 05:57

Q
theres guest on the list right now... chk it out..
UQ

If it is already there then you'd have to visit somebody else's homepage that doesnt have guest on its list and then do the confirmation test by looking for guest to appear on their list.

Confirmation test.

Before posting the message open somebody elses homepage and see the Last visited by list. If it doesn't have Guest as one of the boarders. After posting as guest, refresh that homepage a few times and you'll find guest appearing, because you'd have visited that page as guest.
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which do market seems to be goin

Posted by : nightowl

theres guest on the list right now... chk it out..

12 Aug 2008 00:33

theres guest on the list right now... chk it out.....

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which do market seems to be goin

Posted by : Oldtimer

Hello NOwl - There is no boarder named Guest - that is a temporary ID given to anyone who doesn't have an ID and wants to post. Such a post comes in the name of Guest - that's why Guest home page doesn't exist.

Try posting a reply to this post without logging into MMB, when the post appears (tomorrow after mod's approval), it would be attributed to Guest.

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Regards

OT

11 Aug 2008 23:56

It does have a guest visit O.T...
CHECK YESTERDAYS LIST... i questioned guest and he said his page is locked whatever that means.. i have tried messaging on without logging on, and i know what happens, its the guest redirect... but this is different.. ...

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which do market seems to be goin

Posted by : Oldtimer

Hello NOwl - There is no boarder named Guest - that is a temporary ID given to anyone who doesn't have an ID and wants to post. Such a post comes in the name of Guest - that's why Guest home page doesn't exist.

Try posting a reply to this post without logging into MMB, when the post appears (tomorrow after mod's approval), it would be attributed to Guest.

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Regards

OT

11 Aug 2008 21:24

The government on Monday approved 10 road projects to be build with the help of private firms at a cost of 105.07 billion rupees ($2.5 billion), the finance ministry said in a statement.

The projects, spread over eight states, are part India\'s plan to significantly improve its infrastructure at a cost of $500 billion over the five years to the end of 2012.
...

11 Aug 2008 20:56

Hello NOwl - There is no boarder named Guest - that is a temporary ID given to anyone who doesn't have an ID and wants to post. Such a post comes in the name of Guest - that's why Guest home page doesn't exist.

Try posting a reply to this post without logging into MMB, when the post appears (tomorrow after mod's approval), it would be attributed to Guest.

Confirmation test.

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Regards

OT...

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which do market seems to be goin

Posted by : nightowl

addition
and how do you know what key words i would have used?? GUEST??

11 Aug 2008 19:46

nightowl,what a great comment,someone calling you ULLU,
But nadhi is a good person n he writes better posts
any way good n +ve reply from you
bye n take care...

In reply to:

which do market seems to be goin

Posted by : nightowl

addition
and how do you know what key words i would have used?? GUEST??

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