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 Heavy selling pressure from capital goods and Realty stocks
capped the gains of thirty share index on Friday.
 Sensex closed the last day trade of the week at 15,65 points by
gaining marginally by 10.65 points on BSE.
 A rumor about the reunion of Anil and Mukesh Ambani had
changed the market post noon session.
 RIL gained 2.52%, ADAG stocks surged up to 5%.
 A rally in index heavy RIL increased the Oil& gas sector
index by 1%.

2.  FMCG and Banking stocks were soared marginally on
increased buying power. IT, Marico and Nestle India
were rallied more than 1%.
 Banking stocks witnessed slight tumbling pressure on
concerns over deteriorating net performing asset .SBI
down 0.92% and PNB declined 1.35%
 A delay in order placement had dragged down capital
goods stocks by 2%.Stocks of crompton greaves shed
3.66%, punj Llyod 1%.
 Retail stocks were higher by 5-7% on news release that
the Government may soon issue a notification to allow
100% FDI in single brand retail sector.
 Mid cap index was down 0.09% and small cap index
declined 0.02% on BSE.
 The overall market breadth was positive, 1,437 stocks
rallied and 1,296 stocks were declined.

3.  Kingfisher dipped 5% after Directorate General of Civil
Aviation has given three days time to company for mapping
a plan of financial recovery.
 Hero Motocorp expects to attain bi-fold growth in the next
financial year as the sales of growth for motorcycle remains
to be stable in the domestic market.
 Mahindra & Mahindra has committed itself to launch six
new models before the end of March 2013.
 The deputy chairman of planning commission, Ahluwalia
expects India to grow at 8-9% per year for the next 20 years
 Tata Motors has capped Rs.3000 cr for the expenditure of
financial year 2012-13
 Hindustan Copper soared nearly 65% in this week on
reports that the company decided to ramp up the
production by four fold along with three Chinese firms over
the next five years.

4.  Asian markets were opened on a cautious note and
closed the day on missed note, Concerns over euro
zone debt crisis weighed down market sentiment
after French and Italy borrowing cost rallied.
 However, the European shares opened the session
on green note as market was moving temporarily
in tandem with economic data’s of US and Europe.
 Investors are eyeing US non-farm payrolls and US
unemployment rate data to be out later.
 Euro inched higher following the buying interest
zoomed for the financial stocks. The greenback of
six currency movement tracking dollar index
slumped as the demand for euro increased from
foreign investors.

5.  Crude futures was up after two day loss, seen at $102.23 per barrel
during the last trade in New York
 Gold futures were trading on positive terrain at $1,623 an ounce as
weak dollar increased buying power in the global market
 Indian rupee closed at Rs.52.70 per dollar , increased 28 paise on
the interbank foreign exchange trade due to high demand for
nation currency from corporates and exporters.
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