#NiftyMorningOutlook on 24-9-2014 #NiftyFuture opening expected to be flat in the range of 8025 – 8035 ahead of weak Asian Markets. #Nifty: According to Pivot points table support for Nifty Future prices at 7983 and 7934 level. 8122 and 8213 found resistance to the nifty future. #BankNifty: According to Pivot points table support for Bank Nifty Future prices at 15821 and 15713 levels. 16135 and 16341 found resistance to the Banks nifty. #USDINR Movement: On 23rd September USD/INR closed positive at 61.02 (0.12 or +0.19%) on NSE. #TradeStatistics on 23-9-2014: The turnover of cash and F&O in NSE is Rs 18,291.27 crs and Rs 4,04,033.46 crs respectively FII and DII activities in cash segment: On 23-9-2014 FII net offloaded equities worth Rs -1185.17 crs While DII net bought worth Rs 325.7 crs #StocksToWatch: #FinancialTechnologies -NSEL receivable stands at Rs 2,489 crore -To exit all exchanges & regulated spaces in India and abroad -To focus on IP related technology business going forward #JSWEnergy - JSW Energy gets environment clearance to up capacity of Kapurdi lignite mines from 3.75 MTPA to 7 MTPA for 4 years #MajorEconomicalEvents: #PFRDA allows fund managers to invest in Tier I bonds of banks Pension fund regulator PFRDA yesterday permitted fund managers to invest in Basel III compliant Tier I bonds of banks, a move that will help PF managers to diversify their investment. Tier I bonds are instruments which are perpetual in nature and therefore are akin to shares. It is hereby clarified that additional Tier I bonds compatible under Basel III issued by scheduled commercial banks in accordance with the RBI guidelines are to be considered as debt instruments eligible for investments under the debt category of all NPS schemes provided they are rated as investment grade by at least one rating agency, PFRDA said in a notification. MCX-SX to rename itself as Metropolitan Stock Exchange MCX Stock Exchange (MCX-SX) today said it has received approval from capital markets regulator Sebi to rename itself as Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India Ltd or mSXI. After reclassifying MCX and Financial Technologies as non- promoters, MCX Stock Exchange had last month firmed up plans for a name change and move out its head office from Jignesh Shah-owned Exchange Square at city suburb Andheri. The name change is a part of the turnaround strategy to give the exchange a new identity, disassociate from its original promoters and shift to a high growth phase. The exchange is in the process of making an application to the Registrar of Companies (RoC) for registration of the new name, a company statement said. #USDINRMovement #DreamGains
Posted on: Wed, 24 Sep 2014 03:41:08 +0000
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