In global US market comex gold also slips by 1% and turning on selling side .crude also seeing in selling when trade starts on Thursday, crude oil open at 4702 points and close at 4701,but currently it traded up by 4677 with the fall move of 24 points.
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....
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After a dull start , now market dominates with selling.Sensex and Nifty seems to fell by 0.5 per cent.
Midcap stocks are dull.
Smallcap stocks have little buying effect.
IT and Realty shares have buying trend.
Metal, Banking and FMCG stocks dominates selling.
Midcap stocks have selling pressure.
* Banking, FMCG, pharma and capital goods stocks have buying trends.
* BSE FMCG, pharma and capital goods index rose by 0.5 to 0.4 percent.
* Metal, realty, auto and oil & gas stocks have selling pressure.
* Sensex rose 147 points or 0.5 per cent and closed at 28092.8.
* Nifty rose 40 points and closed at the level of 8485.
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....
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Maize prices ended lower by 0.62 per cent on Tuesday at the National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Limited (NCDEX) as a result of heavy selling activity by the investors on account of higher global supplies and weak offtakes from the local buyers.
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The wave of selling from Wall Street swept Hong Kong, with the blue-chip index plunging back below 20,000 in higher turnover. Chinese banks and resources plays help lead the way down.
Selling by computers responding to break below S&P 500's 1120 support likely, however a brief but sharp technical rally should develop - Astute traders buy only.
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.
The growing threat of default by Greece on its debt is the big factor driving China stocks sharply lower (along with other stocks around the world). Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index fell 3.4% Tuesday and has plummeted 7.6% in the last two days.
A default by Greece looms so large, it's almost easy to forget that there are China factors at work also adding to selling pressure.
Uncertainty in the European Union's financial health helped to spark an international sell-off today, hammering U.S. equities as the market returns from the holiday weekend.
A toxic combination of fear of a flare-up in the European debt crisis, short-term speculation and a market closing on Tuesday for a holiday led to a major sell-off Monday for China Stocks in Hong Kong.