August 29, 2016
Time: 8 am
Pre Market Report:
Time: 8 am
Pre Market Report:
- On Friday, Janet Yellen said that the case is strengthening for a rate hike.
- But markets ignored and shot up.
- SGX Nifty hit a high of 8671.
- Later Deputy Chairman of Fed, Mr Fischer said there is a possibilty of two rate hikes by the end of this year depending upon the data flow, particularly jobs data to be released on September 2.
- Then markets fell in US and SGX Nifty fell nearly 100 points from 8671 to 8572.
- Later US markets recovered to some extent.
- Most Asian markets are down but Japan is up by more than 2%.
- SGX Nifty is highly volatile, traded between 8595 and 8634.
- We need to see how FIIs are going to react to this news.
- Personally I feel that if there is any outflow, more will be from bond market and only a little from equity markets.
- Auro Pharma will be in focus as it is bidding for Teva.
- Reliance will be in focus ahead of AGM.
- Maruti will be in focus as Japanese Yen is likely to depreciate when dollar rises.
- Auto and Cement stocks will be in focus in the next few das as monthly sales data will be out on Thursday.
- Nifty future is likely to take support at 8560.
- There will be more Cash based selling if Nifty (spot) falls below 8500.
- Option writers are still taking a bullish view.
- We need to see the FII buy/sell figures at the end of today to know FII view about Janet comments.
- Everyone was afraid of Brexit but markets shot up after a temporary blip.
- Who knows? Long term investors may use this kind of negative news to buy the shares in bulk without altering the price.
- So far Asian markets reaction is not very bad for Janet's comments.
- The volatility may go down a little bit as the Yellen's comment is over.
- Volatility may go higher towards the end of this week as we approach US jobs data.
- PSU Banks have been under performing in the last few days.
- If there is more FII selling, then DIIs will step in and then PSU Banks may see action.
- Nifty future may trade between 8560 and 8680 today.
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