Indian market today closed
around 8679 (+0.55%) in Nifty Fut (Aug) after a gap up opening
of 8655 (also day low) and session high of 8714.
Technically, NF has to
sustain above 8725-8785* zone for an immediate target of
8825-8875*-8925 and 8975-9015-9075* in the short term.
On the flip side,
sustaining below 8690-8640* area, NF may fall again
towards 8590-8540*-8480 and 8440-8310-8250* zone
in the immediate to short term.
After yesterday's dovish FOMC
minutes, US as well as global markets recovered from loses and
closed flat. In the morning Asian session, USDJPY was flirting
below 100 level and the overall global cues was tepid despite
blockbuster Australian job data as USD was getting lower against
all major currencies.
As usual, BOJ/Japanese Fin Min officials
are on the verbal intervention mode to avert a USDJPY
capitulation towards 95 level by stating that they are
"watching" FX moves closely.
Overall FOMC minutes showed
that Fed may not be in a hurry to raise interest rate at least
till Dec'16.
Going ahead, a host of Fed speakers may try to help
Japan by stating that "Fed is going to hike sooner than later"
(standard scrip).
But apparently, Indian market got a
boost from Moody's stance, in which it retain India's GDP growth
forecast at 7.5% for FY-16-17, but upgraded China's GDP to 6.6%
(from 6.3% for 2016) & 6.3% (from earlier 6.1% for 2017)
citing strong fiscal & monetary support from the Chinese Govt/PBOC.
Moody's also upgraded EM
outlook supported by stability, Govt/Central Bank support
(liquidity) rebound in commodity prices but US election In Nov
and Fed rate hike probability in Dec'16 may be some of the
headwinds. Apart from US factor, rising uncertainty about real
Brexit, protectionism and trade barriers may also be some of the
jitters for the global financial market.
Although, China market
actually closed lower today after Moody's upgrade, Indian market
reacted positively, may be the market celebrated the much
awaited 1-st medal in the Rio Olympics.
China closed lower as
higher than estimated GDP forecast by Moody's may also mean less stimulus by the
Govt there.
Today's Indian market was
supported significantly by Banks. As par reports, SEBI is going to rejig the much awaited Corporate Bond market in India and once approved, Banks can lend from the overnight RBI repo window against approved corporate bonds with some limits/restrictions. Previously, Banks can only borrow against Govt bonds. This step may also be helpful for a vibrant corporate debt market, which is still nascent in India and many corporates may access fund from this route rather than depending only on Bank finances.As a direct fall out of NPA mess, Banks are now increasingly reluctant to give corporates any fresh loans (except top graded corporates). New generation private banks, such as Indusind, Yes & Kotak banks may be the major beneficiary for this Corporate bond market rejig proposal as a significant portion of their fund requirement come from the overnight RBI repo/MSF window (wholesale funding).
Bank stocks also got some boost as the Govt may announce name of
the new RBI Gov by this week itself (hopes of market friendly
dovish RBI Gov).
But there may be more
suspense for this as after meeting with the PM, FM stated that
Govt will announce the name in due course of time and the media
should not speculate about the appointment process (On RBI Gov:
"You will know the conclusion and not the process"-FM)
With the growing uncertainty
about the next RBI Gov, bond yield is rising as the actual
Rexit comes closer and hopes of any Oct rate cut is diminishing
with upper trajectory of inflation.
Today Nifty was supported by
TCS after last two days 4% fall, cement counters (as India
Cement result came good), Power Grid (Nomura upgraded it, citing
project execution), Bharti Airtel (after news of stake buy by
Singtel-SGX).
ICICI bank was also in the
limelight today as there was some reports that Tamsek is again
buying in the counter after selling its stake in 2012 ahead of
NPL/NPA news came public.
Nifty was dragged today by Coal
India (buy back price confusion ?), LT (ex-dividend), Tata Steel
( as Steel ministry said that steel industry should increase its
competitiveness and MIP may not be allowed after Oct'16), Infy,
Wipro (Brexit fall out).
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