Meanwhile, head line April IIP data came at
(-)0.8% which may be another shocker & much below median
street expectations of 0.5% (MOM: 0.1%; YOY at 2.4%).
Notably, manufacturing output contracted by 3.1%,
while capital goods shrank by a huge 24.9%; but electricity output
remained strong and raised by 14.6% in April'16 on YOY basis. The
data might be in sharp contrast with the Q4 GDP growth of 7.9%.
Now, Govt is planning to introduce a new IIP & WPI series by
FY-17 to adapt more for the changing economic scenario !!.
Nifty Fut (June) closed around 8195 (down 0.41%
for the day and around 0.7% lower for the week).
Looking at the technical chart, NF has to
sustain over 8190 for any up move towards 8250-8295 &
8335-8405 zone for the next week.
On the downside, sustain below 8160 area, NF
will fall towards 8100-8000 & 7960-7915 territory by the
next few trading sessions.
On the global front as ECB launched fresh
corporate bond buying ahead of scheduled fresh LTRO & Brexit
referendum, bonds around the world continues to rally making
record low sovereign yields (German/Japan/Swiss/US). Also, former
bond king Bill Gross has already warned that NIRP/negative rate is
a "supernova" that will explode someday.
But central banks around the world may be also
planning to monetize this massive Govt debt in future to avert a
"dooms day" scenario in the global financial market. Thus, going
ahead, volatility will be the "name of the game".
As bond yields continue to plunge globally, EQ
markets are slumping with SPF now trading around 0.75% lower just
before US spot market opens.
Also, EU banks are under pressure today as US SEC
is investigating DB for a possible case of inflated value of
mortgage bonds to be calculated for MTM purpose (2013 case).
Back to our market, Nifty traded most of the
times under selling pressure below the important level of 8250 and
at one point of time suddenly surged to around 8299 for apparently
no specific reason. May be there was some short covering after gap
down open, but it seemed that more shorts are being added at every
rise.
Also, SEBI issued stricter KYC & disclosure
regime for P-Notes, which may affect the market sentiment.
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