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  • Don't rush in; better buying opportunities ahead: Baliga

    In Friday's markets, the rupee breached its all-time low and was selling at Rs 61.7-61.8 to the US dollar, while the BSE Sensex was down nearly 750 points towards the close.

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  • Buy banking stock at lower levels: Baliga

    Buy banking stock at lower levels, says Ambreesh Baliga, Way2Wealth.

  • Prefer SBI to LIC Housing Finance: Baliga

    Prefer SBI to LIC Housing Finance, says Ambreesh Baliga, Way2Wealth.

  • Bullish on infrastructure space: Karvy Stock Broking

    Ambreesh Baliga, Karvy Stock Broking says, for the time being, the correction seems to be done. He says, yesterday the Nifty held on to that level of 5,200-5,250. “I really don’t see that breaking immediately."

  • Indices end mix: Pro-market budget may boost trade

    Indian markets closed on a quiet note despite receiving positive global cues. The 50-share NSE Nifty settled at 5,481.70, up 0.7 points, while the 30-share BSE Sensex closed at 18,300.9, up just 27.10 points. As far as impact of the upcoming budget is concerned, most experts have expressed a neutral opinion.

  • Nifty breaks 5700; experts see test of 5400-5500 zone next

    It was a terrible end to a terrible week with the Nifty losing 4% this week, as another very volatile session awaited the market today. By the end of the day the Nifty was off the day’s high by close to 100 points at 5654

  • Nifty clings to 5750; experts fear freefall if 5700 breaks

    It was a very tough day on Dalal Street today. The brakes were slammed on yesterday’s pullback as the market grappled with weaker than expected earnings from Infosys and selling pressure in the financials. The Sensex shut shop today at 19,182 - down 351 points.

  • Losing streak extends: What will it take for a pullback?

    The weakness continued at the markets for the third straight session. The Nifty shed another 30 points to close below 6,050.

  • Mkts snap 4-day rally: Is the momentum over?

    The markets ran out of momentum in the day's session. Profit booking in the banking space weighed on the frontline indices, and the Nifty finally closed below the 6150 mark. The Sensex too shed over 60 points and shut shop at 20,498.

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