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  • Brent climbs by over $1 on crude stock draw, US eco data

    Front-month Brent LCOc1, the global oil benchmark, had gained USD 1.10 to USD 44.24 a barrel by 0300 GMT (11.00 p.m. EDT), having ended down 7 cents at USD 43.14 on Wednesday.

  • Brent inches up above $50 ahead of US oil stocks data

    Brent inches up above $50 ahead of US oil stocks data

    Oil markets paused for a breather after prices tumbled about 20 percent in July because of a supply glut.

  • Oil prices down in Asia as Iran deal looms

    Oil prices down in Asia as Iran deal looms

    A forecast by the International Energy Agency (IEA) for slower world oil demand next year was also weighing on the market, analysts said. US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for August delivery was down 86 cents to USD 51.88 and Brent crude tumbled 96 cents to USD 57.77 a barrel in late-morning trade.

  • Oil tumbles in Asia as Greek vote shakes world markets

    Oil tumbles in Asia as Greek vote shakes world markets

    Greek voters overwhelmingly rejected the bailout terms demanded by international creditors, with official figures from Sunday's referendum showing 61.31 percent voting "No" and 38.69 percent voting "Yes".

  • Oil prices rise ahead of OPEC output meeting

    Oil prices rise ahead of OPEC output meeting

    US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for July delivery edged up three cents to USD 58.03 while Brent crude for July gained 13 cents to USD 62.16 in late-morning trade.

  • Oil prices rebound in Asia

    Oil prices rebound in Asia

    US benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) gained 82 cents to USD 49.96 while Brent rose 81 cents to USD 55.76 in late-morning trade.

  • See Nifty in 6500-5500 until general elections: Girish Pai

    See Nifty in 6500-5500 until general elections: Girish Pai

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Girish Pai, an Independent Market Analyst, spoke about the outlook for the market.

  • See near-term downside on Tata Motors: Kotak

    See near-term downside on Tata Motors: Kotak

    Analysts see a downside on Tata Motors' stock in the near-term on the back of unimpressive volumes. However, a rise in volumes on the back of additions of new JLR models is foreseen which will surprise the street later, say an expert.

  • Buy YES Bank, IndusInd Bank: Sandeep J Shah

    Buy YES Bank, IndusInd Bank: Sandeep J Shah

    According to Sandeep J Shah, Market Analyst, one may buy YES Bank and IndusInd Bank on dip.

  • Nifty may retest 5200-5400; hold pharma, IT: Sandeep Shah

    Nifty may retest 5200-5400; hold pharma, IT: Sandeep Shah

    Market is bracing for two major events; one is a possible repo rate hike by RBI and two, the inevitable tapering by Fed, says Sandeep Shah.

  • Book profit in HCL Tech, TCS: SP Tulsian

    Book profit in HCL Tech, TCS: SP Tulsian

    Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst advice traders to book profit in HCL Tech and TCS.

  • Buy Larsen and Toubro around Rs 1640-1650: SP Tulsian

    Buy Larsen and Toubro around Rs 1640-1650: SP Tulsian

    Buy Larsen and Toubro (L&T) around Rs 1640-1650, says Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst.

  • BGR Energy, Transformers & Rectifiers look good: Baliga

    BGR Energy, Transformers & Rectifiers look good: Baliga

    BGR Energy and Transformers & Rectifiers are looking good at current levels, says Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst.

  • Baliga bullish on private sector banks

    Baliga bullish on private sector banks

    Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst is bullish on private sector banks compare to public sector banks.

  • Infosys an underperformer, may slip to Rs 2200: Baliga

    Infosys an underperformer, may slip to Rs 2200: Baliga

    Infosys is an underperformer and it may slip to Rs 2200, says Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst.

  • Exit United Spirits, says Baliga

    Exit United Spirits, says Baliga

    Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst advice traders to exit from United Spirits at current levels.

  • Buy Bharti Airtel around Rs 240-245: Baliga

    Buy Bharti Airtel around Rs 240-245: Baliga

    Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst advice traders to buy Bharti Airtel around Rs 240-245.

  • Exit ONGC around Rs 295- 300 levels, says Baliga

    Exit ONGC around Rs 295- 300 levels, says Baliga

    Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst advice traders to exit from ONGC around Rs 295- 300 levels.

  • Buy SBI, Axis Bank, L&T on dips: Baliga

    Buy SBI, Axis Bank, L&T on dips: Baliga

    Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst advice traders to buy SBI, Axis Bank and L&T on dip. One can even buy BHEL around Rs 228- 230 levels.

  • Tata Motors looks expensive: Baliga

    Tata Motors looks expensive: Baliga

    Tata Motors is looking expensive, says Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst. The momentum is there, so it is possible that it could move up more but I think it should be utilized to sell than to buy.

  • Shasun Pharma may cross Rs 200-210: Baliga

    Shasun Pharma may cross Rs 200-210: Baliga

    Shasun Pharma may cross Rs 200-210, says Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst.

  • BHEL looks good for long term at lower levels: Baliga

    BHEL looks good for long term at lower levels: Baliga

    BHEL is looking good for long term at lower levels, says Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst.

  • Buy IFCI at around Rs 20-21: Baliga

    Buy IFCI at around Rs 20-21: Baliga

    Market Analyst, Ambareesh Baliga is of the view that one can buy IFCI at around Rs 20-21.

  • Buy Axis Bank for long term: Baliga

    Buy Axis Bank for long term: Baliga

    Market Analyst, Ambareesh Baliga is of the view that one can buy Axis Bank for long term perspective.

  • Avoid JSW Steel, JSW ISPAT Steel: Baliga

    Avoid JSW Steel, JSW ISPAT Steel: Baliga

    Avoid JSW Steel and JSW ISPAT Steel, says Ambareesh Baliga, Market Analyst.

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