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  • Anger, impatience at banks; ATMs run out of cash

    There were reports of skirmishes between people who had queued up to exchange or deposit their old and now defunct 500 and 1000 rupee notes and bank officials over the long wait and banks falling short of cash.

  • Shorting opportunity open for short-term traders: Sukhani

    Everyone is expecting for a huge correction, but such a correction may not happen very soon, says Neeraj Deewan, Director, Quantum Securities. For now, market is in a very positive sentiment. Till the 8500 level is not broken, such correction may not occur.

  • Calculating the holding period for an under-construction property…

    A holding period of 36 months is crucial for a person to be able to claim tax benefits associated with long-term capital gains. Long-term capital gains give a property seller the benefits of indexation, &#82

  • Check out the banks to buy and sell now

    Rahul Mohindar of viratechindia.com is confident of Kotak Mahindra Bank with a target of Rs 740 and advises buying along with Axis Bank. Even IndusInd Bank features on his buy list.

  • Don't expect Nifty to slide below 8,300 this series:Agarwal

    Technical analyst, Shubham Agarwal, Head-Technical Research at Motilal Oswal Securities spoke with Reema Tendulkar and Sonia Shenoy of CNBC-TV18. He shared his reading and outlook on the market and also gave recommendations on various stocks.

  • Nifty may not breach 8050 any time soon: Baliga

    Market expert Ambareesh Baliga expects the market to be rangebound in the upcoming days.

  • Mkt has reached its bottom for short-term: Centrum

    Kunj Bansal of Centrum Wealth Management believes the effect of the foreign institutional investors' is going down in the Indian equity market.

  • Short-term rupee swap rates unlikely to fall soon: DBS

    The Asia's leading financial services firm sees the one- year OIS rate hovering between 7.75 and 8.25 per cent in the medium-term. However, in the short-term there is scope for front-end rupee OIS rates to head lower as risk premia become more compressed.

  • Indian diaspora demands big risk premium to support rupee

    Indian diaspora ha been demanding big risk premium to support the falling rupee. Indian authorities are contemplating longer term steps to plug a deep current account deficit to help prop up the currency.

  • RBI to help mutual funds facing surge in redemptions

    Short-term interest rates have surged and shares have slumped after the Reserve Bank of India unveiled measures late on Monday in an attempt to shore up the ailing rupee.

  • RBI action threatens lenders' short-term funding: Analysts

    Among private banks, Barclays highlights Yes Bank and IndusInd Bank as most reliant on short-term wholesale funding, while non-banking financial companies such as IDFC are also vulnerable.

  • Bet for short-term; try 20-day portfolio churn: Dimensions

    Ajay Srivastava, chief executive officer, Dimensions Consulting says that investors should look at keeping their investment horizon short-termed. He also recommends churning of portfolio every 15-20 days.

  • Go long if Nifty sustains 5850 levels: Sukhani

    Sudarshan Sukhani, technical analyst, s2analytics.com, says if the markets consolidate next week, it would be sensible to go long, at least in short-term trade. He says he is still upbeat on IT stocks, and recommends a buy on Sun Pharma and Hexaware.

  • Assemble A High Powered Team Using Experiential Learning

    Putting together high performing teams through the use of experiential learning modules or activities has become a value-added procedure to team building.

  • Italy short-term costs halve at auction

    Italian short-term debt costs halved at auction on Wednesday as a new austerity package and cheap long-term liquidity from the European Central Bank won Rome some respite in thin year-end markets

  • Wait for dips in Kingfisher, Spice, says Mitesh Thacker

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Mitesh Thacker, Technical Analyst gave his readings for the market and stocks from various sectors. He advises traders to opt for a stock specific approach.

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