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Freedom 251 : Expressing concern over the inaugration of a smartphone at price as low as 251 Rupee(INR) mobile industry body ICA has written to Minister of Telecom Ravi Shankar Prasad to get into depth of the issue, saying the rate could not be below Rs 3,500 even after a subsidised sale.Click for Commodity tips

In International market, NYMEX crude oil has slipped below $ 83 per barrel. Brent Crude is trading around $ 85 per barrel.MCX Crude-oil MCX Crude Oil is trading with a weakness of 0.75 percent below Rs 5050.

On this Budget We feel the revenue estimates, at best can be considered hopeful. Looking at the precarious economic condition and a high current account deficit, Reports sugget a lot of issues remained unaddressed during the Budget session. As far as the foreign investor's perspective is concerned, The Finance Minister has taken a positive step forward in terms of foreign direct investment (FDI) and the economic openings under his leadership have also been quite encouraging. "We are also going to see the fisc balanced in a very nice way, with an imperative as well in acceleration of divestment of some of the public sector assets of the country and that's going to drive efficiency and productivity. So, I am quite bullish on this Budget... Read Full Report here- http://www.sharetips-capitalvia.com/budget-highlights-for-financial-year-2013-14/

The key domestic benchmarks trimmed some of their earlier gains but were still trading higher today tracking a strong rally in Asian stock markets which rose as speculation of a Spanish bailout and upbeat US data lifted sentiment, spurring demand for risky assets. Stocks rose after Germany signaled that it is open to the idea of Spain seeking funding from Europe's bailout funds, easing concerns over Europe's debt turmoil. Robust US corporate earnings and a rebound in US industrial production last month signaled a pickup in the world's largest economy, bolstering sentiment. Stock Tips Of The Day - by optiontips.in VOLTAS LTD. Read More on: http://www.kyachadega.com/2012/10/positive-indication-of-sensex-asian.html

Key share indices extended losses for the third straight day on Friday, shrugging off firm global cues, dragged by oil shares on concerns of rising global crude oil prices. Other losers include..... Read more here @ http://tinyurl.com/87xco78

Indian Chana futures ended steady as rising supplies from the new season crop offset concerns over production due to untimely rainfall in key producing areas. Total OI continued to increase but Volumes declined on Wednesday compared to the previous trading day. A broker's estimates of Chana crop this year is at 5.56 million MT, a fall of 15% compared to 6.51

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/

Financials were lower on a combination of investor mistrust and another wave of bad news concerning the debt crisis. Bank of America led the pack down early on lingering expenses from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Stocks suffered huge losses today despite President Barack Obama signing a budget bill to raise the nation's debt ceiling and avoid a default. Investors are concerned a new recession may be here.

With the S&P downgrade, the market is trading much lower, but Mike Turner is more concerned about the next few weeks. Right now, he's not adding risk because Cash-is-King...

Dismal economic data and recession concerns dragged the market lower today, but stocks bounced higher on a late-session rally. Tech stocks lead all gainers.

Hong Kong rebounded strongly from Tuesday's massive decline, following U.S. markets higher. Blue chips broke back above the 20,000 level at one point but fell back on profit-taking.

Stocks opened higher today, but turned lower as Wall Street became alarmed at computer maker Dell's lowered forecast with the implication that consumers may reduce spending.

China stocks ended a week-long rally on concerns over a Chinese interest rate increase and lack of a plan to tackle European debt. More seesaw action is to be expected.

Stocks are turning lower today as investors renew concerns over Europe's debt crisis. Amazon, however, made a splash with its latest Kindle and is expected to be a threat to Apple.

The broader energy sector sunk today as debt concern and a rising dollar pushed shares of major oil companies lower. At $87 a barrel some analysts are worrying major companies will engage in fewer projects in the upcoming months.

The European Union's financial crisis and bailout strategy of Greece has been a cause for concern. Elsewhere, Netflix shares fall further on news of split up growth plan.

The recent success of gold miners is encouraging for Samaranta Mining Corporation (SAX), especially following Tuesday's announcement concerning the company's recent Magnetometer and Gamma Spectrometer (Radiometrics) survey. The survey, which occurred on four separate blocks, including the company's key asset, the Guadalupe property, yielded optimistic results; identifying eight areas demanding follow up.

The market is relatively flat today after taking a worse-than-expected dive yesterday. Europe remains a concern, so more market volatility is most likely in store.

With gold sliding alongside pummeled equities and weak global growth forecasts the dollar is emerging as the most unlikely of safe havens. Eurozone concerns and a cap on the Swiss franc have been among the drivers of the trend.