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Stock Tips by optiontips.in Nifty breaks the lower level of 5630 and trading at lower circuits. Market sentiments are not good for sectors like PSU Banking, Infrastructure. RBI cuts CRR by 0.25%; keeps policy rates on hold The Reserve Bank on Tuesday slashed the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) by 0.25 percent - the percentage of deposits banks keep with central bank - but refrained from reducing lending rates in view of high inflation. Following the cut, CRR will now come down to 4.25 percent while the repo rate, at which the central bank lends to the banks, would remain... Read More on: http://www.kyachadega.com/2012/10/rbi-cuts-crr-by-025-economic-growth.html

While Bernanke's latest announcement said nothing he didn't say in Jackson Hole, Wyo. last month, the lack of movement of the central bank in terms of implementation of economic growth strategies did not sit well with investors.

U.S. stocks continued their rallies in morning trading on Thursday after major central banks agreed to inject dollar liquidity to the market in an coordinated effort.

Action by major international central banks to provide liquidity to struggling European banks pushed Chinese blue chips higher but gains narrowed after the Hang Seng Index hit strong resistance.

With the Fed Funds rate still sitting at 0, the central bank has had to get creative in order to find ways to try to stimulate the economy. How will the market react to 'Operation Twist'?

The market will decide the slightly upward or slightly downward trend after RBI would announce its credit policy by optiontips.in. Ahead of the Reserve Bank's monetary policy review on Tuesday, bankers today said the central bank should focus more on growth as the country cannot afford economic expansion of below 5 percent. "The RBI could give a signal because it does not want growth to come below 5 percent" Stock Tips for today by optiontips.in For Medium to Long Term prospective Buy Mahindra and Mahindra Recommended Price: 890 Target: read more on: http://www.kyachadega.com/2012/10/nifty-remains-in-range-bound-of-5630.html

Gold prices fell nearly 3 percent on Thursday ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting next week at which the central bank is widely tipped to announce it is curbing its bullion-friendly monetary stimulus measures.

China's Central Bank has cut 1.9 per cent of Yuan reference rate after which a heavy decline has been seen in Yuan and right now it is trading at $ 6.29 down by almost 1.5 percent. Read Full story here- http://www.pinnaclefinancial.in/blog/mcx-commodity-tips-base-metal-trend/

The yellow metal broke its falling trend as it started rising in the second half of the last week of August 2014. Price of Gold rose for the three days in four sessions of the week which is shocking for jewelers and investors who expected "gold prices to continue the fall till Diwali." There is no need to worry in mid-term considering prices of the commodity since Asian demand stayed low, US currency strengthened and equities surged in the week. Market analysts are waiting for a pointer from European Central Bank (ECB) to add in support to the price of the metal.

Copper Updates from the better than expected economic data from US, the concerns over Greece which has propelled the euro's dive to a 12-year low against the US dollar after the European Central Bank began its bond-buying program has strengthened the Dollar index which is currently trading around 99.92 marks, maintaining a downward pressure on selective commodities.

Gold futures slumped in the domestic market on Monday as investors and speculators booked fresh positions in the precious metal tracking a weak trend in the overseas market after Swiss voters rejected a plan for the country's central bank to boost bullion reserves.

Share tips & currency updates : Cracking a 2-day losing streak, the INR(rupee) went high by 18 paise to 66.75 in early trade on yesterday, as Asian currencies recovered amid reports that the Chinese central bank, PBoC, was intervening to support the tumbling yuan.

China stocks seemed to be stuck in the same old rut this week, but one analyst thinks the next few trading days might signal a substantial breakout.

Stocks have been trading flat today as Wall Street anticipates a new round of stimulus from the Federal Reserve. However, is Operation Twist already priced into the market?

Investors sold-off stocks today as jobs growth last month supported the notion that the U.S. may be very likely heading into a recession, and the Fed may finally be forced to step in.

The Italian Parliament definitely cleared on Wednesday a 54-billion-euro emergency budget plan aimed at balancing public finances by 2013 to shield the country from the risk of a debt crisis.

The tech sector was mixed today and largely independent of the broader market drivers. A potential acquisition offer for Yahoo and subscriber losses for Netflix were among the big drivers in the sector today.

The Street awaits news from the Fed and Europe, the latter not expected now until early October. Beware of a new-prompted breakout above DJIA 11,740 (S&P 1220)

Stocks are up in mid-day trading today as retail sales came in strong and EU showed some progress in handling the debt crisis. Apple is also holding up after the death of Steve Jobs.