NIFTY 50 future TRENDS

[bpschandi]

Kaushik Basu sees inflation falling to below 5% next fiscal

Chief Economic Adviser Kaushik Basu expects inflation to decline in the coming months and reach a "comfortable level" of below 5 per cent next fiscal.
"I feel we will reach the comfortable level of below 5% sometime during the next fiscal," Basu told PTI.
He further said that inflation for March is likely to be a little over 7%. There would be a sharp reduction in March though there would not be much relief in February, he added.

 

[bpschandi]

Nifty to continue to trade in 5400-5600 range: Dipan Mehta

The Indian equity benchmarks saw a drop of over 0.8% on Friday after an earthquake in Japan weakened the sentiment further. The 30-share BSE Sensex settled down 0.84% at 18,174.09 points and the 50-share NSE Nifty fell 0.89% to close at 5,445.45. The BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices slipped one percent each.
Dipan Mehta, Member, BSE and NSE says, the market could continue to trade in a bit of a narrow range, between 5,400 and 5,600. An exaggerated move could come only if these two levels are pierced and market trades above or below those levels for maybe two-three trading sessions, he adds.

 

[bpschandi]

100 डॉलर के नीचे कच्चा तेल

12 मार्च 2011

सीएनबीसी आवाज़


जापान में सूनामी के कहर के बाद कच्चे तेल की कीमतों में भारी गिरावट आई है। नायमैक्स पर कच्चा तेल 100 डॉलर प्रति बैरल के नीचे आ गया है।

जापान में तबाही की वजह से कच्चे तेल की मांग में कमी आने की आशंका जताई जा रही है। जापान दुनिया तीसरा सबसे बड़ा कच्चे तेल का आयातक है।

साथ ही, चीन को व्यापार घाटा होने से भी कच्चे तेल में कमजोरी दिख रही है। इसके अलावा मध्य-पूर्वी देशों में हालात और न बिगड़ने की उम्मीद से भी कच्चा तेल फिसला।

लीबिया में राजनीतिक संकट और दूसरे मध्य-पूर्वी देशों में भी हालात खराब होने से कच्चे तेल में लगातार तेजी बनी हुई थी।

 

[vinst]

Kaushik Basu sees inflation falling to below 5% next fiscal

Chief Economic Adviser Kaushik Basu expects inflation to decline in the coming months and reach a "comfortable level" of below 5 per cent next fiscal.
"I feel we will reach the comfortable level of below 5% sometime during the next fiscal," Basu told PTI.
He further said that inflation for March is likely to be a little over 7%. There would be a sharp reduction in March though there would not be much relief in February, he added.

the person before Kaushik basu said the same, kaushik saying the same.
They are just parrots.
Even worse than most of the business TV anchors.

 

[PGDIMES]

Kaushik Basu sees inflation falling to below 5% next fiscal

Chief Economic Adviser Kaushik Basu expects inflation to decline in the coming months and reach a "comfortable level" of below 5 per cent next fiscal.
"I feel we will reach the comfortable level of below 5% sometime during the next fiscal," Basu told PTI.
He further said that inflation for March is likely to be a little over 7%. There would be a sharp reduction in March though there would not be much relief in February, he added.

the person before Kaushik basu said the same, kaushik saying the same.
They are just parrots.
Even worse than most of the business TV anchors.

Most of the time we have found these advisers to paint rosy pictures of our economy... Even our good ol' Chidu-bhai was quite optimistic about Indian economy in 2008 when market was tanking everyday... :lol: He was so fond of giving bytes to the media, that he even forgot to maintain his portfolio (Though, he is still a failure in the new ministry)... :rofl: This is the n-th (& n tends to infinity ) time Mr. Basu is assuring us about inflation... Let's c... :fatigue:

 

[sudoku1]

Heard on d street : advance tax figs pouring from 15th WIL DISAPPOINT D MKTS.

 

[sudoku1]

1400 metre high VOLCANO erupts in southern JAPAN.

 

[starscream]

Heard on d street : advance tax figs pouring from 15th WIL DISAPPOINT D MKTS.

note taken.

 

[rajgreenpeace]

1400 metre high VOLCANO erupts in southern JAPAN.

Is 2012 is coming?........ Scientist r predicted that after 1 million yrs the world will destroy

 

[rajeabc]

These charts clearly indicate the trend reversals in the very long term time frame hence not effective here. (Demand/supply)

since every1 is still bullish in the longterm and we are not in any recession yet. any drop in commodity prices (assuming that overall demand is same except japan)will increase profits for companies and hence their eps etc.. rating them buy.

Demand for Fossil fuel may go up in Japan Because their Nuclear reactors( 1 and 3 are destroyed) may not work for some time(I guess 4 reactors were producing 4x1100 MW) . Any view ?