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Hello Friends, here, we bring you the weekly view of the Indian as well as of the Global markets and latest global business and industry updates..
Wise Money Weekly Update of The Market (Week: 25th - 29th January)
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A sell-off in global stocks, disappointment from key corporate earnings like L&T, possibilities of further monetary tightening by China and US president’s proposal to put new restrictions on big banks weighed heavily on the domestic markets.
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In the forthcoming week, domestic markets are expected to remain volatile as traders roll positions in the derivative segment from January 2010 series to February 2010 series.
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Markets will also take cue from monetary policy which is scheduled to come out on January 29.
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Though tightening is largely expected by way of Cash Reserve Ratio hike as RBI has already started the first phase of ‘exit’ in its October 2009 policy statement but there is a belief if the RBI sucks out some liquidity, it may not raise interest rates, since liquidity is excess in the system.
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The Indian food price inflation is largely due to supply constraints.
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But going ahead anticipation of decline in food price inflation & lower borrowing from government in future because of huge money raising plans through disinvestment are some of the factors that are likely to determine RBI stance on increasing policy rates.
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The widely watched wholesale price index rose an annual 7.3% in December 2009, its highest since November 2008 and accelerating from a 4.8 % rise in November 2009.
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Food prices rose 16.81 % in the 12 months to 9 January 2010, easing from nearly 20 % in early December.
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On the Global economic front, GDP of China returned to double-digit growth in the fourth quarter of 2009 at 10.7 percent, and over the full year GDP surpassed the government’s target of eight percent.
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Back at home, domestic economy, which grew at 7.9% in the September quarter, is expected to grow 6-6.5% in the December quarter.
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The World Bank has raised its forecast at 2.7% for global growth in 2010.
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Moreover it has raised its forecast for US growth in 2010 to 2.5% growth, after predicting 1.8% in June.
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Japan’s gross domestic product will expand 1.3% this year, more than the 1% predicted in June.
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The euro area’s economy is forecasted to grow 1%, compared with the earlier estimate of 0.5% expansion.
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Stay Tuned for More on this..
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