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Market may be nervous on cross border tension; telcos in focus

It is a lukewarm start to the biggest-ever spectrum auction. The government has garnered bids worth Rs 53,500 crore on day 1 but there was no takers for the coveted 700-mhz band yet.

October 03, 2016 / 08:50 IST
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Moneycontrol Bureau Global triggers are firm but cross border tension may keep investors nervous. After Uri, there was another terror attack in Kashmir. 1 BSF jawan was killed and another was injured after terrorists opened fire near an army camp of in Baramulla. However, Defence minister reiterated India is prepared for any escalation or eventuality. He pledged that the borders are completely safe under the Modi government.

All eyes will be on Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy review to be announced on October 4.

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Asian shares began the new quarter cautiously firmer, while sterling took a spill as Britain set a March deadline to start divorce proceedings from the European Union.

Risk sentiment had benefited on Friday from reports Deutsche Bank was negotiating a much smaller fine with the US Department of Justice, though the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday that the talks were in flux.