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Silver was up 0.2 percent at $1,169.26 an ounce. The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose only modestly last week, indicating the labor market remained on solid footing despite slowing economic growth. Initial claims for state unemployment benefits increased 1,000 to a seasonally adjusted 291,000 for the week ended March 14, the Labor Department said on Thursday. Claims for the prior week were revised to show 1,000 more applications received than previously reported. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast claims rising to 292,000 last week. A Labor Department analyst said there was nothing unusual in the state-level data. Claims have bounced around for much of the winter as harsh weather either depressed or boosted filings. But through the volatility, the trend remained consistent with a strengthening jobs market. Read more- http://mcxhnitips.blogspot.in/2015/03/commodity-face-with-mcx-call-for-today.html

Market up at open thanks to Jobless Claims. Market can't afford more rally failures. Bulls must drive DJIA above 11,600 (S&P 500: 1220) to gain control.

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Reliance Jio 4G service Launch in India is in news across all geographies for all good news. They claim that they have the best network, best pricing, best content and now they claimed that they acquired 16 million user within first 30 days of service launch.

Gold ended marginally lower but downside was limited as the Dollar softens on Thursday due to sluggish claims data. Silver prices rallied on Thursday. The International Monetary Fund trimmed its forecast for global economic growth this year, citing recent weakness in the United States. But the IMF said growth prospects for next year remain undimmed, despite Greece's debt crisis and recent volatility in Chinese financial markets. The Euro strengthened after Greece proposed reforms similar to those demanded by creditors in return for a financial bailout, boosting the chances the nation will remain in the currency union and reviving risk appetite.

International package delivery service, FedEx, reduced its yearly earnings projection today, leading the transportation sector lower on claims of a sluggish economy with few signs of picking up.

Indian benchmark indices ended higher in response the balanced budget presented by the Finance Minister. Sensex was up 141.4 points or 0.5% at 29361.5, while Nifty was up 57.3 points or 0.6% at 8901.9. US stocks closed mixed, with stocks near recent highs, as concerns about oil prices and a worse-than-expected initial jobless claims figure weighed on investor sentiment. DJIA was down 81.7 points or -0.4% at 18132.7.

Tata Sons and it's ex Chairman Mr. Cyrus Mistry is fighting to prove their point. The Cyrus Mistry letter bomb should be considered as the lowest point of corporate communications ad information's were passed to media. Cyrus Mistry claim that Tata Sons investment or acquisition will lead to the write down of $18 bn which shocked the investor community and especially retail investors.

Market on verge of 1,000-point move in either direction. End to this bear run within six weeks of reversing. Big money may make it happen sooner.

Stocks fall hard as markets react to Operation Twist and the financial crisis in Europe. Investors worry about lack of growth in U.S., and deterioration in Europe.

Stocks took an unexpected dive today as a massive sell-off has Wall Street scratching its head on what exactly is the catalyst for such a bearish reaction.

Wall Street opened higher today but sagged to pare profits before a last hour spike propelled stocks into gains territory. Volatility reigns supreme in the current market.

Bulls have their backs to the Wall and need some big buying to prevent downside breakout of a two-month trading range and potential rout.

Investors were rattled by more bad news from Greece today as the struggling government said it would not be able to hit targets as agreed upon for the EU/IMF bailout.

Stocks pushed higher for the fourth consecutive day as the market hinges hopes that the euro crisis could be easing. Economic data in the U.S., however, showed more softness.

As was the case yesterday, a late-hour rally in the session helped to propel stocks into positive territory for the second consecutive day. Volatility and choppy trading is still the trend.

With concerns for Europe and a recession out of the way for the time being, the focus will be on Q3 earnings, which can goose the market up further.