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The upward journey of the Indian markets continued during the previous week too with support from stronger inflows by FIIs, which totalled about US$4 billion during the past 10 days. Though some minor profit taking was seen during the middle of the week, a sharp recovery on the last trading day helped the broad undertone to remain positive. | ||||||
| On a week-on-week basis, the Sensex gained 450 points or 2.3% to | ||||||
close at 20045.18 while the Nifty also rose 133 points or 2.3% to finish at 6018.30 | ||||||
| On a closing basis, these have been the highest levels for both | ||||||
| indices since January 15, 2008 | ||||||
| Among sectors; FMCG, healthcare, metals, technology, IT and auto | ||||||
remained major gainers. Outperformance of the large caps continued over midcaps | ||||||
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Comparative strength of the Indian economy has been attracting robust fund flows from the global investors. This has been the primary force behind the relative outperformance of the Indian markets. Except Japans Nikkei, both Sensex and Nifty outperformed all other major indices globally during the previous week. On a month-to-date basis also, both Indian indices remained outperformers. It appears that it will require some significant negative development in the global space for Indian markets to fall significantly from here. Otherwise, we may see some occasional profit booking. However, that is not expected to take the Nifty lower by more than 200-250 points. | ||||||
| The global economic health, especially the situation in the US | ||||||
| meanwhile, remains worrisome | ||||||
| This became evident after the FOMC statement, which again pointed | ||||||
| out that the recovery was further moderating | ||||||
| With problems still not over in Europe and more slowdown expected | ||||||
| in China, India and some Asia-Pacific countries remain obvious choices for foreign funds | ||||||
| This trend is likely to continue for some time and the positive | ||||||
| momentum is likely to be there in the Indian markets in the coming week also | ||||||
| A successful breach of 6050 level can take the Nifty towards 6150 on | ||||||
| the higher side while immediate support is expected to be at 5900 | ||||||
| For the coming week, US GDP data for Q2 would be an important | ||||||
| event to watch out for | ||||||
27 September 2010
ICICI Securities: breach of 6050 level can take the Nifty towards 6150
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