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People may curb their purchases of Macbooks and handbags if the economy continues to weaken but energy expenditure is an inevitability. That could be the reason that these oil & gas companies are recovering from losses so quickly.

The reversal in the markets seemed inverse today as the stocks with the most exposure to current global challenged regained much of the previous day's losses and basic materials and other more distance investments hovered near lows.

Biotechs were harder hit than most other sectors during the recent volatility as investors fled to blue-chips and other safer stocks. Today the strongest of the sector began to recover as investors saw the lower levels as a...

NCDEX jeera November futures failed to recovered and declined upto Rs 16150 per quintal on Friday's trading session. If the jeera prices breach the near support of 16100 then we can expect further fall in prices in today's trading session and prices will move towards 15800/15500 in this week.... Get NCDEX Call For Today here- http://www.pinnaclefinancial.in/blog/ncdex-call-today-sell-jeera-for-intraday/

In last trading session market was bullish. On Friday nifty closed at 4,866.00 with 34.75 points up, wheres the BSE benchmark sensex closed with 112 up of its previous close. It means market manages to recover from its previous losses... Visit Here To Get Free Tips For Nifty- http://tinyurl.com/7lylukx

The rupee breaches all time low of 65.55 to the dollar mark again and hit a record at 66.07 per dollar. Indian rupee recovers after hitting new low of 66.07/$

Intraday volatility continued as key benchmark indices recovered after trimming almost entire intraday gains in mid-morning trade as mostly higher Asian stocks supported domestic bourses. Capital goods Pivotal gained on renewed buying.

Copper recovered and continued it's previous sessions gains on short covering as china's equity shows some positive moment. Gold traded on lower note on European policy maker meeting and on us unemployment data ahead. Investor's concern on fed interest rate increased this month also pressurized gold from highs.... Read more here- http://www.pinnaclefinancial.in/blog/base-metals-tips-energy-updates-sell-bullions-today/

The stock market recovered from yesterday's massive drop, but is still susceptible to major swings up and down. The Fed is expected to speak on whether it plans to react.

China stocks and Hong Kong stocks plunged in early trading in response to the cut in the U.S. credit rating and fears of a global recession.

These four tech-stocks have been depleted by the markets recent sell-off and have yet to completely recover. Well below 52-week highs, these strong stocks could be worth a second glance at these prices.

For the week, China shares were not able to completely recover from the sharp drop caused by disheartening U.S. employment numbers last Friday.

The stock market recovered from earlier losses after a string of poor economic data threatened to curtail recent gains. The housing market may be forming a bottom, however.

Stocks are on pace to extend gains for a second week as the fourth quarter tries to recover from a dismal Q3. Consumer spending and online advertising have helped push the market higher.

Today Indian stock market slipped into red mark after showing up a fastness in early trading. Sensex reached below the level 26,000.Right now it seems to be in recovering stage. On morning at 10:14 am, the Sensex fell 68 points to 26032 and Nifty at 7759, down 28 points. Midcap and Smallcap stocks fell from 0.5 to 0.75 per cent.

Crude oil trading range for the day is 2072-2308.Crude oil prices recovered from lows after data showed that oil supplies in the U.S. rose less than feared last week.

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.

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