MUMBAI: The domestic stock market gyrated in a 500-point range on Friday on heavy losses in bank stocks, as Sensex pared gains after Supreme Court asked telecom companies to deposit their AGR dues by March 17. 孟买:国内股票市场波动在500点范围内周五在银行股的重大损失,后Sensex缩减涨幅最高法院要求电信公司存款AGR费,3月17日。 MUMBAI: The domestic stock market gyrated in a 500-point range on Friday on heavy losses in bank stocks, as Sensex pared gains after Supreme Court asked telecom companies to deposit their AGR dues by March 17.
Banks are expected to take a major haircut if Vodafone<\/a> Idea, which is lugging over Rs 1 lakh crore in debt, goes under, Reuters reported Rusmik Oza, Head of Fundamental Research at Kotak Securities<\/a> as saying.
In a volatile session, BSE Sensex<\/a> closed 0.49 per cent or 202 points lower at 41,258, while NSE’s 50-share Nifty 0.50 per cent or 61.20 points lower at 12,113.45 points.
Telecom major Vodafone<\/a> Idea reversed gains and plunged 23.21 per cent following the Supreme Court order. The apex court asked the telcos to deposit their dues by March 17.
Its rival Bharti Airtel, on the other hand, tested a new all time high of Rs 567.40, and closed 4.65 per cent higher on rising prospects of duopoly in the telecom sector.
Market at a glance<\/b>
The market breadth was negative, with losers outpacing gainers in the ratio of 3:2 on BSE.
The broader market also closed lower with BSE Midcap and BSE Smallcap declining 0.88 per cent and 0.46 per cent respectively.
Among sectoral indices, BSE Utilities index and BSE Power index were the top losers, as they shed 2.58 per cent and 2.31 per cent respectively.
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Meanwhile, BSE Telecom index with gains of 2.50 per cent was the biggest sectoral gainer.
A total of 22 of 30 Sensex stocks closed in the red. Financials FMCG stocks were the biggest drags.
Private lender HDFC Bank and peer IndusInd Bank shed 1.70 per cent and 4.45 per cent respectively, while ITC dropped nearly 2 per cent.
<\/span>On the other hand, shares of energy-to-telecom conglomerate Reliance Industries gained 0.94 per cent.
Private lender YES Bank<\/a> continued its rally for the second day and rose 4.17 per cent on fundraising buzz.
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Avenue Supermarts, operator of supermarket chain D-Mart dropped 5.55 per cent as its offer for sale (OFS) opened for subscription for non-retail investors.
Analysts’ views:
<\/b>\"Markets traded volatile and settled with a cut of over half a percent amid mixed cues. The beginning was upbeat, thanks to firm Asian markets but caution ahead of the WPI numbers capped upside. It plunged sharply after the Supreme Court rejected the plea of telecom players seeking a new schedule of AGR payments. Markets are facing headwinds from both domestic and global front, however, the benchmark still looks comparatively stable. Stocks, on the other hand, are witnessing volatile swings and we expect this trend to continue in the near future. In the absence of any major local event, we feel global cues will largely dictate the market trend.\"
- Ajit Mishra, VP - Research, Religare Broking
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\"Supreme court ruling on telecom players instructing them to pay dues by March 17th will impact the asset quality of banks having decent exposure in the sector. Banks stocks will be under pressure given high inflation and RBI being unlikely to cut rates in the near-term. Indian market is impacted due to fall in global market due to increase in coronavirus case.\"
-Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services
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Global markets<\/strong>
European shares inched up to a record high ahead of fourth-quarter GDP data from the EU, while concerns over the coronavirus outbreak eased after the World Health Organization downplayed a recent spike in cases, Reuters reported.
The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose as much as 0.1 per cent to a record high of 431.42, eyeing a second straight week of gains following a relief rally earlier in the week.
Asian shares edged up, on course to post the second straight week of gains, helped by hopes governments will make provisions to soften the impact on their economies from the coronavirus epidemic, according to a Reuters report.
MSCI<\/a>’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan ticked up 0.2 per cent.
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预计银行将主要发型如果沃达丰(Vodafone)主意,拖着超过十万的1卢比的债务,破产,据路透社报道Rusmik Oza,基本研究主管科塔克证券说。
在一个动荡的会话,BSE Sensex下跌0.49%或202点,收于41258,而了无50-share漂亮的0.50%或61.20点低报12113 .45点。
电信专业沃达丰(Vodafone)想法反转收益和最高法院命令后暴跌了23.21%。法院要求电信公司存款费,3月17日。
市场一眼就
市场宽度是负数,超过赢家与输家在疯牛病3:2的比例。
大盘还与疯牛病中型股收低,小型股疯牛病分别下滑0.88%和0.46%。
在部门指标,疯牛病公用事业指数和疯牛病力量指数是失败者,因为他们分别下跌2.58%和2.31%。
与此同时,BSE指数以2.50%的涨幅是最大的电信行业的获得者。
总共22 Sensex 30日股市周二收红。金融类股快速消费品股最大的拖。
私人银行HDFC银行和同行IndusInd银行分别下跌1.70%和4.45%,而ITC下跌近2%。
另一方面,energy-to-telecom集团信实工业公司的股票上涨了0.94%。
私人银行是的,银行继续连续第二天上涨,上涨4.17%筹款。
大道超级市场,连锁超市运营商D-Mart下降5.55%作为其标价出售(OFS)为non-retail投资者开放订阅。
分析师的观点:
“市场交易波动,定居在混合信号减少超过百分之一。一开始是乐观的,由于公司亚洲市场但谨慎WPI之前数据上行。它大幅下跌后,最高法院拒绝了请求电信玩家寻求一个新的时间表的AGR支付。来自国内和全球市场面临阻力,然而,基准看起来仍然相对稳定。股票,另一方面,见证不稳定波动,我们预计这一趋势继续在不久的将来。在当地没有任何重大事件中,我们认为全球线索将在很大程度上决定市场的趋势。”
——副总裁Ajit Mishra——研究Religare经纪
“最高法院的裁决在电信玩家指示他们支付会费,3月17日将影响银行的资产质量有像样的接触。银行股票将在压力下高通胀,央行不太可能在近期降息。印度市场的影响是由于全球市场下跌由于增加冠状病毒案例。”
vinod Nair Geojit研究主管金融服务
全球市场
欧洲股市微升至纪录高位的第四季度GDP数据来自欧盟,而冠状病毒暴发的担忧有所缓和后,世界卫生组织淡化最近激增的情况下,据路透社报道。
泛欧斯托克600指数上涨了0.1%,达到创纪录高位431.42,考虑连续第二周上涨后救援集会在本周早些时候。
亚洲股市小幅上涨,录得连续第二周上涨,希望政府会规定软化了对本国经济的影响从冠状病毒流行,据路透报道。
摩根士丹利资本国际(MSCI)的广泛的日本以外的亚太地区股票指数上升0.2%。
Banks are expected to take a major haircut if Vodafone<\/a> Idea, which is lugging over Rs 1 lakh crore in debt, goes under, Reuters reported Rusmik Oza, Head of Fundamental Research at Kotak Securities<\/a> as saying.
In a volatile session, BSE Sensex<\/a> closed 0.49 per cent or 202 points lower at 41,258, while NSE’s 50-share Nifty 0.50 per cent or 61.20 points lower at 12,113.45 points.
Telecom major Vodafone<\/a> Idea reversed gains and plunged 23.21 per cent following the Supreme Court order. The apex court asked the telcos to deposit their dues by March 17.
Its rival Bharti Airtel, on the other hand, tested a new all time high of Rs 567.40, and closed 4.65 per cent higher on rising prospects of duopoly in the telecom sector.
Market at a glance<\/b>
The market breadth was negative, with losers outpacing gainers in the ratio of 3:2 on BSE.
The broader market also closed lower with BSE Midcap and BSE Smallcap declining 0.88 per cent and 0.46 per cent respectively.
Among sectoral indices, BSE Utilities index and BSE Power index were the top losers, as they shed 2.58 per cent and 2.31 per cent respectively.
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Meanwhile, BSE Telecom index with gains of 2.50 per cent was the biggest sectoral gainer.
A total of 22 of 30 Sensex stocks closed in the red. Financials FMCG stocks were the biggest drags.
Private lender HDFC Bank and peer IndusInd Bank shed 1.70 per cent and 4.45 per cent respectively, while ITC dropped nearly 2 per cent.
<\/span>On the other hand, shares of energy-to-telecom conglomerate Reliance Industries gained 0.94 per cent.
Private lender YES Bank<\/a> continued its rally for the second day and rose 4.17 per cent on fundraising buzz.
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Avenue Supermarts, operator of supermarket chain D-Mart dropped 5.55 per cent as its offer for sale (OFS) opened for subscription for non-retail investors.
Analysts’ views:
<\/b>\"Markets traded volatile and settled with a cut of over half a percent amid mixed cues. The beginning was upbeat, thanks to firm Asian markets but caution ahead of the WPI numbers capped upside. It plunged sharply after the Supreme Court rejected the plea of telecom players seeking a new schedule of AGR payments. Markets are facing headwinds from both domestic and global front, however, the benchmark still looks comparatively stable. Stocks, on the other hand, are witnessing volatile swings and we expect this trend to continue in the near future. In the absence of any major local event, we feel global cues will largely dictate the market trend.\"
- Ajit Mishra, VP - Research, Religare Broking
<\/em>
\"Supreme court ruling on telecom players instructing them to pay dues by March 17th will impact the asset quality of banks having decent exposure in the sector. Banks stocks will be under pressure given high inflation and RBI being unlikely to cut rates in the near-term. Indian market is impacted due to fall in global market due to increase in coronavirus case.\"
-Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services
<\/em>
Global markets<\/strong>
European shares inched up to a record high ahead of fourth-quarter GDP data from the EU, while concerns over the coronavirus outbreak eased after the World Health Organization downplayed a recent spike in cases, Reuters reported.
The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose as much as 0.1 per cent to a record high of 431.42, eyeing a second straight week of gains following a relief rally earlier in the week.
Asian shares edged up, on course to post the second straight week of gains, helped by hopes governments will make provisions to soften the impact on their economies from the coronavirus epidemic, according to a Reuters report.
MSCI<\/a>’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan ticked up 0.2 per cent.
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