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"A stock market "crashes" when there is a sharp, sudden drop in costs all through a whole stock list. Markets are for the most part thought to have crashed when costs drop by 10 percent or all the more in a given day"

The stock market broadened rally with the Nifty crawling towards 8600 drove by Banking & financials, oil & gas, technology and pharma stocks. The more extensive markets likewise traded line with benchmarks, rising 0.6 percent each. The Sensex rose 170.84 points to 28369.13 and the Nifty increased 50.30 points at 8574.10. Around 1272 shares have propelled, 555 shares declined, and 113 shares are unaltered on the BSE.

Gold slipped 1 percent on Monday as the dollar ascended against the euro after pioneers struck an arrangement to arrange a Greek bailout, while flags the US Federal Reserve was still on track to raise rates this year additionally weighed. Greece won contingent consent to get a conceivable USD 95 billion more than three years.

Gold imports increased by 78.33 percent year on year to USD 3.13 billion in April on declining prices and easing of restrictions by RBI. Any increase in the Gold imports impacts the current account deficit(CAD) which create fresh worries for RBI and Government.

The stock market traded higher on the first day of the week. In the morning session it travelled in the green lights. Sensex is up 118.25 point to 27442.25 and Nifty is up 38.55 points to 8300.90. Jammu and Kashmir Bank reported 60 percent decline in its net profit at Rs 101.61 crore for the fourth quarter ended in March 2015.

The stock market dragged sharply by oil & gas, pharma, FMCG and banking Sector which shows a loss in the whole index. Sensex fell 260.95 point at 27176.95 and Nifty down by 91.45 points at 8213.80. Tops gainers - Maruti, Wipro, Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors and Vedanta Top Losers - BHEL, SBI, HDFC, ICICI and Dr Reddy ICICI Bank hopefully turned down what was expected from them on Monday with the profit rising 10.2 percent year-on-year to Rs 2,922 crore in the quarter ended March 2015.

NCDEX Jeera Futures traded on negative zone due to subdued demand against higher supplies in the market and closed on 0.73 percent down. The traders and stockiest were active in spot market on low level quality issues. We expect jeera futures traded negative on higher low quality supplies against low export demands.

Stocks of Lupin raised 2 percent in early trade on Monday after entered into the 30 share BSE. Important News: The Bombay stock Exchange removed Tata powers from its benchmark. Infosys : Buy at 995, Target - 1015, Stop Loss - 989 State Bank of India : Buy - 260, Target - 272, Stop Loss - 527

The stock market has continue its rally on the last day of the week. It rises half a percent in the early session on Friday. The BSE Sensex is up 140.69 points to 28086.49 and NSE Nifty is up 35.35 points to 8480.25. The analysis shows that the stock market is not really affected by the greece default on the global front and extended its uptrends. Apart from that one of the positive reason behind the Sensex and Nifty lifting the market is clearly the good monsoon in across the India, therefore it would be suggested that one can go long for the positions in the stock market and making a good profit with a little patience.

The stock market has opened on level note. The BSE Sensex is up 13.97 points at 28128.53, and the NSE Nifty is down 2.55 points or 0.03 percent at 8530.30. Around 686 shares have propelled, 223 shares declined, and 81 shares are unaltered. ICICI Bank, Maruti, Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors and Dr Reddy's Labs are top gainers in Sensex while L&T, Hero, M&M, BHEL and ONGC are among slouches.

Indian share market has opened with downward movements in almost every stocks listed in the Sensex and Nifty. Both the indices are down around 0.75 percent and having the selling pressure on the Dalal street. The stock market is down due to China's market are down and their commodity market are heavily under pressure.

The late slew of negative news from Greece and China will affect the Indian equity market as investors will turn out to be more hazard unwilling. The stock market recoups rapidly after a moderate begin. The Sensex is up 101.27 points at 27788.99, and the Nifty up 35.15 points or 0.4 percent at 8398.20. Around 815 shares have propelled, 198 shares declined, and 71 shares are unaltered.

The market failed to rebound on Thursday despite upside in Asian markets and further upmove in European markets. Technology, auto, oil and FMCG stocks dragged the market down while capital goods & pharma supported. The 30-share BSE Sensex fell 114.06 points to 27573.66 and the 50-share NSE Nifty declined 34.50 points to 8328.55. The broader markets, too, declined in late trade. The BSE Midcap and Smallcap indices were down 0.33 percent each. Though the Greece and China woes continue to weigh, the market started focussing on April-June quarter earnings, believe experts. There is a significant sequential improvement expected in earnings this quarter. According to Our experts if forecast is correct, June quarter will have the best sequential growth in past four years for sales, EBITDA and net profit Read more for Stock Futures and Option Report here- http://www.pinnaclefinancial.in/blog/stock-options-call-nifty-tomorrows-trading/

Equity benchmarks deleted early increases taking after further adjustment in rupee. The rupee hit new two-year low, trading at 66.76 a dollar, down 30 paise today. Banks, technology, pharma and capital goods stocks saw selling pressure. The Sensex declined 83.28 points to 25118.62 and the Nifty fell 31.05 points to 7624 in the midst of unpredictability. The broader markets failed to meet expectations benchmarks, falling 1 percent.

The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty traded down the line in a morning session. Sensex down 38.87 points at 26484.22 and Nifty down 26.20 points 8017.54. Shares of Nestle India rising more than 2 percent on Tuesday morning after its Maggi noodles manufactured in India met Singapore's food safety standards.

The Stock market trading ended with marginal loss after showed volatility in the market. The Sensex was down 55.08 points at 26468.01 and Nifty was down 28.10 points at 8016.05. Cipla touch bottom fell 3 percent followed by Dr Reddy lab's Sun Pharma, Bajaj Auto, and Wipro were the laggard in the Sensex while Hindalco, Vedanta, HUL, ICICI Bank and Tata Power were the toppers.

HUL is up 2 percent while Sun pharma, Lupin, BHEL and Vedanta are other top gainers in Sensex. Among the losers are Maruti, Bajaj Auto, HDFC, SBI and Bharti Airtel. The Indian rupee has fell marginally in early trade wednesday. The rupee has opened at 63.65 per dollar, down 6 paise compared to 63.59 a dollar in previous session.

The bullion market report for gold prices is that gold prices risen for more than 1 percent on MCX index on Tuesday as risk aversion returned to the financial markets stoked by concerns over the outlook for the Chinese economy has other worries regarding debt crisis.

Crude : Oil dropped for a second day in New York after signs of weakening gasoline demand in the U.S. and slowing Chinese exports stoked speculation that demand may falter in the world's largest consumers of crude. Futures slipped as much as 1.1 percent after American Petroleum Institute data........... Read More here-

Lead prices rose by 0.24 per cent on Friday at the domestic markets as a result of high demand for the commodity from battery-maker in the spot market in the midst of strong overseas trend.