FII and DII activity that was seen on Wednesday, May 13, 2009 is shown below. The report shows that FII had done a huge amount of buying today. FII were net buyer of Rs 4106.96 crore where as DII saw buying of Rs 105.73 crore.
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Yesterday: Indian Stock Market totally surprised us and broke all its resistance levels. Sensex went up by 480 points.
Today: Right now Indian Stock Market neglected all the negative news like worse than expected IIP numbers and also it is not following any global trend as yesterday most of the Asian markets were down. Indian stock market simply moved up and ...
INSTANEX: At close, leading Indian equity indices were strong with the Instanex FII Index up 4.83% (+4.28% at 3 pm) to 269.38, Sensex up 4.07% (+3.60% at 3 pm) and Nifty up 3.56% (+3.18% at 3 pm). The Instanex DII 15 Portfolio was up 3.44% (+3.10% at 3 pm), indicating that domestic institutional investors were not major buyers. The other Instanex Ownership Indices were also up – the Instanex Retail 15 portfolio was up 3.64% (+3.24% at 3 pm), the Instanex Top 15 portfolio was up 3.18% (+2.84% at 3 pm) and the Instanex Promoter 15 portfolio was up 3.07% (+2.80% at 3 pm). ...
FII and DII activity that was seen on Tuesday, May 12, 2009 is shown below. The report shows that FII were net buyer of Rs 452.18 crore where as DII saw buying of Rs 177.74 crore.
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Index of Industrial production (IIP) numbers for March declined to -2.3% as against -0.7% in February.
FY09 IIP has declined to 2.4% as compared to 8.5% in FY08. IIP for February has been revised to -0.7% versus -1.2% earlier.
The IIP ...
Yesterday: Indian Stock Market opened with a positive note and corrected sharply in the afternoon session.
Today: Indian Stock Market will likely to open in negative zone due to weak global cues. One should be watch out for an important support of 11500. If you haven’t gone through EquityPandit.com analysis Effect of Election Mania on Indian Stock Market, we would recommend you to ...
FII and DII activity that was seen on Monday, May 11, 2009 is shown below. The report shows that FII were net buyer of Rs 79.88 crore where as DII saw selling of Rs 17.31 crore.
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Singapore's DBS Group reported that it has sold its 2.7 percent stake in India's HDFC Bank on Friday, which, according to a banking source, raised about $260 million for the bank.
"We have divested our 2.7 percent stake in HDFC, a portfolio investment, as we believe this is an opportune time to divest the shares," a DBS spokeswoman said on Monday.
A source briefed on the deal ...
JSW Steel announced on Monday it registered a 60 percent year-on-year growth in crude steel production for April, mainly due to output from a recently commissioned expansion project.
JSW produced 4.56 lakh tonnes of crude steel in April compared with 2.84 in the corresponding month of last year.
The company had commenced commercial operation of 2.8 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) expansion project at Vijayanagar from April 10.
IT training firm NIIT Ltd announced on Monday that it has secured a five-year contract worth 84.38 crore rupees from the Gujarat government to provide computer aided learning in government schools.
NIIT will provide IT training in 1,870 schools across the western state of Gujarat, it added in a statement.
NIIT had earlier bagged contracts from the state governments of Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Bihar and Maharashtra, it added.
Last Week: Indian Stock Market has shown its volatility ahead of election result.
Today: Still we are expecting lot of volatility in a day to come. Today we are ...
Indian Stock Market has seen lot of positive and negative trends in the Election month. Lot of volatility was seen in the market for past 5 weeks. This process may continue until the election results are clearly visible. Many traders have lost their money in this volatile market, but investors were big gainers, Here, EquityPandit.com brings its analysis for the direction of stock market in the upcoming days....
The Asian markets put up a good performance during the week gone by. It is believed that a variety of factors such as regional bank earnings, stress test results of US banks, and an expansion in Chinese manufacturing activity boosted optimism amongst investors.
INDIA: Indian markets continued the rally of the previous week and completed the ninth straight week of gain. Trading remained volatile throughout the week. After a four-day long weekend the market on ...
Obama's 'Buffalo, not Bangalore' remark was aimed at U.S. companies taking advantage of US tax rules despite substantial overseas operations.
That has not stopped Honeywell International from opening its second R&D centre in Bangalore. The company makes jet engines and home-security products. In fact, its CEO, Dave Cote, has said, "We are committed to India as a manufacturing location, export hub and most importantly, as a center of engineering and R&D excellence". He adds, "Our presence here has grown from 1,000 employees in 2002 to 10,000". Given that ...
