Expect gap down opening: India Infoline
Published on Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 09:50 , Updated at Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 10:44
Source : moneycontrol.com
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According to India Infoline Daily Market Watch, We are in for a gap down opening. With over 11% inflation expected to be reported, weakness is expected throughout the day and a 3-5% fall in major indices will not be surprising. India Infoline Daily Market Watch:
Global markets have fallen sharply as crude hovered around USD 139-140 levels. This is likely to trigger a major sell-off in Indian equities today. We have been advising not to get sucked into any rally since recent ones have been mainly on account of short covering, poor breadth and no fresh buying was seen. We are in for a gap down opening. With over 11% inflation expected to be reported, weakness is expected throughout the day and a 3-5% fall in major indices will not be surprising. For further details click on attachment |
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