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 | | In This Issue: | | • Market View | • Sectoral Outlook | • Technical Outlook | | | Market View | - Indian market closed in green during the week. Nifty and Sensex up this week by 2.77% and 2.70% respectively.
- In terms of sectors Automobiles, Media and Finance were the winners of the week. Telecom and Petrochemicals sectors were the notable losers this week.
- Government plans single policy for retail, FMCG and e-commerce: To provide a level-playing field to stakeholders, there is a move in government to harmonise policies of retail, FMCG and e-commerce within a single policy framework, NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant said. Interacting with CEOs at FICCI's annual Retail, FMCG and E-Commerce convention, he said that on Friday's globalised world, it has become essential for India to become a part of the global supply chain. For this, India has opened up its economy and liberalised the FDI regime. Now India features as the number 1 nation in attracting FDI, which has given the country access to latest technology, global best practices and global innovations, the NITI Aayog CEO said.
| | | Technical Outlook | - Indian markets moves out the narrow range this week while global markets extend to hover in 2-3% range. The consecutive six months on Nifty ends on positive note forming higher high – higher low pattern. The medium trend is bullish on markets and we expect volatility this month with major events scheduled like August non-farm payrolls report which will impact the FED s rate decision, G20 Summit, ECB Governing Council, Bank of England meeting and BOJ announcing the results of its comprehensive review of its monetary policy.
- Indian markets ends positive for six consecutive month (August); September starts with a bang hitting 16 months high of 8,824.
- Nifty has been oscillating within range of 3.5% between 8518 and 8824 for the last one month.
- Nifty Index has been in a range of 3.5% in August Which is one of the top 10 small ranged months in the last twenty years.
- Seasonality wise September month has seen an average change close to close of 6% on nifty.
- This appears not to be a local phenomenon as global indices like Dow Jones and 10 year bonds in US are also trading in an extremely narrow band for the last few weeks.
- Complacency is also reflected in 'Very Low' levels of the 'Fear Index', the volatility index VIX. US CBOE VIX is near its lows of 13.3% and India VIX is at a low level of 13.5%.
- We maintain bullish stance for medium term.
- The support for the week are 8,710-8,624 and resistance at 8,859-8,936.
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