Special Report 04-Oct-2018
Global markets at a glance Wall Street advanced on Wednesday and the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a record for a second day, after U.S. economic data fuelled a rise in Treasury yields, lifting financial stocks. The ADP National Employment Report showed private payrolls jumped by 230,000 jobs in September, the largest gain since February. A report from the Institute for Supply Management showed services sector activity hit a 21-year high in September.The data fed expectations for a US Federal Reserve interest rate hike in December. The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note touched its highest level in over seven years at 3.179 percent and the two-year yield hit its highest in more than a decade. Asian shares ticked down on Wednesday and the euro held at six-week lows as Italy's mounting debt and Rome's budget plan set it on a collision course with the European Union.Japan's Nikkei eased 0.5 percent on a stronger yen. Australian shares gained 0.3 percent while New Zealand's benchmark index fell 0.2 percent. E-Minis for the S&P 500 were a shade softer as were Dow futures.Investors remained jittery even as a new US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement appeared to ease global trade tensions. A controversial clause in the trilateral pact put the focus back on the Sino-US tariff dispute.China's financial markets are closed for the National Day holiday and will resume trade on October 8. The markets in the world's second biggest economy have taken a hammering this year as investors fretted the trade dispute could put a significant dent on growth. Previous day Roundup The market fell sharply on Wednesday as traders turned cautious ahead of Monetary Policy Committee's rate decision due on Friday after rupee hitting record lows and crude touching multi-year highs. The Nifty50 after gap down opening extended losses as the day progressed and broke the 10,900 levels in last hour of trade. The index closed 150 points lower at 10,858.30 and formed strong bearish candle on the daily charts. If it doesn't stabilise around its 200-day EMA of 10,785 levels then more selling pressure is likely.India VIX moved up by 8.16 percent at 18.21 levels. Volatility is not cooling down which is not giving the relief and suggests a tight bear grip in the market. Index stats The Market was very volatile in last session. The sartorial in dices performed as follow; Commodities[-4.55], Consumption[-111.20pts],Bank[ -297.10pts],Auto[ 284.25pts],FinService[-117.15pts],Fmcg[-425.60pts],Media [-11.15pts],Pharma[-83.50pts],IT[-303.80pts],Metal [63.95pts],Realty[-0.10 pts], Pvt Bank[-210.65pts].
World Indices Index
Value
% Change
26,808.39
-0.45
S&P500
2,918.25
-0.54
NASDAQ
7,623.25
-0.54
FTSE100
7,510.28
0.48
23,940.74 26,635.68
-0.71 -1.71
DJI
NIKKEI HANG SENG
Top Gainers Company
CMP
Change
% Chg
Yes Bank
200.85
17.20
9.37
Hindalco
242.90
13.25
5.77
TCS
2,255.55
71.85
3.29
SBI
273.85
8.35
3.15
1,806.35
51.85
2.96
CMP
Change
% Chg
326.75 243.15 593.45 3,940.20 1,642.65
-11.80 -8.30 -19.80 -119.75 -47.40
-3.49 -3.30 -3.23 -2.95 -2.8
HDFC
Top Losers Company
Bharti Airtel HPCL Axis Bank UltraTechCement IndusInd Bank
Stocks at 52 Week’s HIGH AIONJSW ICICINXT50
35.75 273.72
1.75 -2.82
4.9 -1.03
5.3
0.25
4.72
1000.01
0
0
640.88
-0.38
-0.06
0.65
0.05
7.69
Prev. Close
Change
%Chg
28.3 181.8 10.05 2.75 245.75
-0.5 -9.05 -1 0.1 -9.75
-1.77 -4.98 -9.95 3.64 -3.97
JAINSTUDIO LIQUIDETF N100 PRAKASHSTL
Stocks at 52 Week’s LOW Symbol
21STCENMGM 8KMILES A2ZINFRA ADHUNIK AHLEAST
Indian Indices Company
CMP
Change
% Chg
NIFTY
10858.30
-150.00
-1.36
SENSEX
35975.63
-550.51
-1.51
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