Basic premise is BJP will win Gujarat Assemble Elections. However, the quantum of win will matter. Meanwhile, the markets have not factored in the worst election outcome. If there is a selloff after the election, we will look at buying qualitative stocks in falling market.Mayuresh Joshi, fund manager at Angel Broking
Supreme Court setback for the government in the Vodafone tax dispute. pic.twitter.com/FUnH0ol3DN
— The Fineprint (@BQthefineprint) December 14, 2017
In our analysis, BJP is winning Gujarat Assembly election and there is a little chance of Congress on the back of anti-incumbency. However, if Congress wins then invincibility of Modi government could come in question. Traders can hedge their long positions by buying derivatives going into trade.Vinit Bolinjkar, head of equity research at Ventura Securities
Technically Nifty is trading in range of 10,000 on downside and 10,400 on the upside. If it breaks above 10,400 mark it can go up to 10,800 and a break below 10,000 level can take Nifty below 9,700 which was the swing low made in September.Kiran Jadhav, technical analyst
Shares of the Mumbai-based real estate developer rose as much as 6.72 percent, the most in over a month, to Rs 482 after the domestic brokerage Motilal Oswal initiated coverage on the stock with a 'buy' for target price of Rs 580.
Motilal Oswal in a note said:
39% voting till 12 pm in second phase of #GujaratElections2017 pic.twitter.com/Wp0CXe6bW2
— ANI (@ANI) December 14, 2017
Buyers and sellers were not immediately known
Source: Bloomberg
India's wholesale inflation rose to 3.93 percent in November up from 3.59 percent in October.
Analysts polled by Bloomberg estimated wholesale inflation to come in at 4 percent.
Shares of the Gujarat-based beverage maker rose as much as 10.11 percent, the most in three months, to Rs 409.55 after the Reserve Bank of India hiked foreign investment limit in the company to 49 percent from 24 percent.
Shares of the Karnataka-based miner rose as much as 5.45 percent, the most since Dec. 11, to Rs 1,215 after the Supreme Court increased the cap on iron ore mining from 30 million tonnes to 35 million tonnes in Karnataka.
Shares of the Delhi-based asbestos sheet maker rose as much as 10.4 percent, the most since Nov. 28, to Rs 581.70 after domestic brokerage Ventura initiated coverage on the stock with a 'buy' for target price of Rs 712.
Ventura in a note said:
The Mangalore-based public sector lender fell as much as 3.58 percent, the most in a month, to Rs 39.10 after the Reserve Bank of India placed it under the Prompt Corrective Action framework following its high ratio of non-performing assets.
Prataap Snacks: The Indore-based snack maker rose as much as 10.46 percent, the most since Nov. 29, to Rs 1,415.
Bodal Chemicals: The Ahmedabad-based dye manufacturer fell as much as 8.11 percent, the most in a month, to Rs 157.
Shares of the Mumbai-based telecom company rose as much as 8.85 percent, the most in four months, to Rs 758 after the company said it will transfer surplus land to Hemisphere Properties which will be listed on stock exchanges subsequently.
Shares of the Delhi-based book publisher rose as much as 5.18 percent, the most in over a month, to Rs 508.20 after international brokerage Credit Suisse initiated coverage on the stock with an 'outperform' rating for target price of Rs 625.
Credit Suisse in a note said:
India's government bonds are likely to inch higher, having ended with slight gains on Wednesday after a recent surge in yields attracted buyers and the government said it will buyback some bonds.
The yield on the 10-year benchmark fell two basis points to 7.17 percent, having risen to as high as 7.25 percent, the highest since July 2016.
Meanwhile, the rupee is expected to open slightly firmer against a dollar that was on the backfoot given a slightly tempered view on the U.S. economy by the Federal Reserve.
The Fed raised its benchmark rate by a quarter percentage point but it still doesn’t see inflation accelerating. The rupee might also be helped by local data that showed India's current account shrinking in the July-Sept quarter. The rupee ended at 64.44 on Wednesday.
Here’s how foreign and local funds played the market on Wednesday. pic.twitter.com/zwM2Bl7ki0
— BloombergQuint (@BloombergQuint) December 14, 2017
Bodal Chemicals (Q2, YoY)
Prataap Snacks (Q2, YoY)
V2 Retail
Shriram Transport Finance
Credit Suisse on S Chand
Motilal Oswal on Oberoi Realty
Ventura on Everest Industries
IDFC Securities on Tata Communications
CLSA on ONGC
Goldman Sachs on Hero MotoCorp
Macquarie on IndusInd Bank
HSBC on Sun TV
Gujarat set for second phase of polls today. #GujaratElection2017 https://t.co/WFp6Zjuf1n pic.twitter.com/WzMhXwn4qt
— BloombergQuint (@BloombergQuint) December 14, 2017
Federal Reserve officials followed through on an expected interest-rate increase and raised their forecast for economic growth in 2018.https://t.co/LlsfPz999z
— BloombergQuint (@BloombergQuint) December 13, 2017
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