Indian shares touched a record high, driven by gains in heavyweight Reliance Industries, as hopes for vaccine approvals in the second worst coronavirus-hit country boosted investor sentiment
Brokerages bet on the stock despite a 122% rally in 6 months
World shares were set to seal a record-busting month as the prospect of a vaccine-driven global economic recovery next year
Some investors are playing the momentum game in stocks
The Nifty had slipped below the 8,000 mark on March 23 at the peak of the Covid-19 selloff. From there to 13,000 has barely taken 170 trading sessions, or eight months.
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A recovering rupee and unabated foreign fund inflows added to the momentum, traders said. After a choppy session, the Sensex ended 282.29 points, or 0.65 per cent higher, at 43,882.3
The Sensex vaulted 227.34 points, or 0.52 per cent, to close above the 44,000-level for the first time at 44,180.05
DEHN, head of research at Ashmore Group, tells Puneet Wadhwa in an interview that this is a good time for investors to shift to cyclical stocks
Analysts believe the markets remain in the control of bulls and the Nifty will soon scale the 13,000-mark
Moving averages have a great role in the channel breakout
Sensex jumps 1.6%, extends Nov gains to 9.3%
SINGHANIA, Abakkus Asset Manager, tells Puneet Wadhwa that back home, the September 2020 quarter results may comprehensively beat expectations and that may result in big earnings upgrades
Given the sharp volatility, it is preferable to stick to leaders or top-tier players across sectors as they consolidate their position and gain market share
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Asian stock markets were mixed Friday after Wall Street rose amid protracted vote-counting following this week's US elections. Tokyo and Sydney advanced while Shanghai and Hong Kong declined. Seoul swung between gains and losses. Markets are betting on control of the US Congress being split between Republicans and Democrats, which could mean low taxes and light regulation that investors like stay in place. On Wall Street, the benchmark S&P 500 index closed 1.9 per cent higher. It is moving toward its biggest weekly gain since April. I find it remarkable how relaxed these markets are under the circumstances, said Craig Erlam of Oanda in a report. Hopefully, the faith investors have shown is rewarded, because the last thing we need is an extremely messy conclusion to what has already been a hostile and divisive election. The Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.5 per cent to 3,302.02 while the Nikkei 225 in Tokyo gained 1.1 per cent to 24,367.35. The Hang Seng in Hong Kong shed 0.3 per
US stocks jumped as investors bet Republicans would hold onto the Senate and prevent changes under a possible Joe Biden White House that would crimp corporate profits
A gauge of Asian shares was set to cling to a near 3-year peak while the dollar stayed sluggish as prospect of a divided US legislature dimmed the chance of major policy changes, lifting risk appetite