Dear stock investor news of the day Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange were trading 31.50 points, or 0.29 per cent, higher at 10,892.50, indicating a positive start for the Nifty50.

Stocks in the news: Infosys, TCS, YES Bank, SBI, Maruti Suzuki and Jet Airways

Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange were trading 31.50 points, or 0.29 per cent, higher at 10,892.50, indicating a positive start for the Nifty50. Here are a few stocks, which may buzz the most in today’s session: 

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Infosys: India’s second largest IT player in terms of revenue may not post spectacular numbers for December quarter on Friday, but all eyes will be on it for any revision in revenue growth guidance, a possible share buyback announcement and a likely upward estimate in margins in the wake of a fall in the rupee. Jet Airways: The airline which had its credit rating cut to default this month, is weighing a resumption of stake-sale talks with the Tata Group as the carrier is poised to run out of cash, people with knowledge of the matter told Bloomberg. TCS: Tata Consultancy Services reported higher revenues for the third quarter of the fiscal year even as the increased cost of hiring employees and sub-contractors in its main market — the United States — hurt margins at India’s largest software services exporter, signalling similar concerns for the industry at large. 

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YES Bank: Rajesh Sud, shortlisted by the Yes Bank board to succeed Rana Kapoor as the lender’s next chief executive, has pulled out of the race for the top job, leaving insider Rajat Monga as the sole recommendation for the regulator to approve, said two people familiar with the matter. BSE: The exchange on Thursday said it has received markets regulator Sebi's approval to introduce weekly futures and options contracts on the S&P BSE BANKEX Page Industries, Mindtree: Market grapevine has it that an offshore fund, which shares the name of an ancient university, is offloading some of the stocks that it has held for a while. The talk is that the fund has been selling Page Industries, Mindtree, Supreme Industries, V-Guard and Kewal Kiran Clothing. 

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Nifty companies return more in dollar terms since October.

The Nifty’s returns in dollar terms have continued to edge ahead of those pegged to the local currency, helping India emerge as the second-best performer among the world’s top 15 capital markets in the past two months. 
Data compiled by ETIG showed that dollar returns at about 11 per cent exceeded rupee-denominated returns since October 9 last year. The rupee has gained 7.88 per cent against the US currency since that date.

At the vanguard of the gains in the broader indices are stocks of large-sized companies known for their high cash-flows, dominant market share, and attractive return ratios.  ICICI Bank (NSE -0.61%) , Bajaj Finance , Axis Bank (NSE -1.27%) , Hindustan Unilever (NSE 0.55%) , HDFC , and  Larsen & Toubro have paced the gains in returns. The rupee’s climb against the US monetary unit has enhanced the performance of these stocks in dollar terms since October.

In the past one year, the Nifty has nominally gained 2.05 per cent ,but  fallen 5.75 per cent in dollar terms . The rupee had hit a low of 74.4 against the dollar in October before the rebound helped the local unit gain 7.88 per cent.

The rupee had hit a low of 74.4 against the dollar in October before the rebound helped the local unit gain 7.88% to date.

Tracking the performance of the Nifty in dollar terms is one of the crucial barometers for foreign investors as it helps them gauge the attractiveness of Indian equities vis-a-vis other emerging markets. Foreign investors own 45 per cent of the Nifty's free float, underscoring the importance of tracking the performance of the Nifty in dollar terms. The robust stock returns of 9-32 per cent between October 9 and Wednesday in the index bellwethers show that foreign investors have gained considerably from their dollar investments in India. Separately, the dollar returns of the Indian and Indonesian markets have been robust since October 9 last year. Dollar returns from the Indian markets were 10.8 per cent since October 9. Among the emerging markets, dollar returns from Indonesia have been the highest at 16.6 per cent. By contrast, equities in France, Germany, the US, the UK, and Japan are down in the range of 7-10 per cent since October last year .

In the past one year, Bajaj Finance has returned the highest in rupee terms, at 40.6 per cent. In dollar terms, Bajaj Finance yielded 27 per cent returns in that period. But since October 9, Bajaj Finance has returned 29.3 per cent in dollar terms and 22.5 per cent in rupee terms.

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STOCK NEWS DEAR INVESTOR: Sensex slumps 100 points, Nifty50 tests 10,750.

Sensex slumps 100 points, Nifty50 tests 10,750.

Domestic equity indices were on track to snap their two-day winning streak as key benchmark indices opened in the red on Tuesday on a fresh spell of selling, led by bank, financial and energy stocks even as Asian peers appeared firm on hopes of US-China trade deal. 

Rupee's fall against the US dollar amid a tepid rise in global crude oil prices weighed on investor sentiment, whereas market awaits the December quarter numbers for further direction. 

Sensex  slumped nearly 100 points in the opening deal, before recovering slightly. Around 9:25 am, the benchmark was 37 points, or 0.10 per cent down at 35,813, while the Nifty pack was 19 points, or 0.18 per cent, down at 10,753. 

Out of total 31 stocks in the Sensex kitty (including Tata Motors DVR), 15 were advancing and 16 were declining. 

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Stocks in the news: YES, Bandhan Bank, Titan Company, ONGC and Sobha.

Stocks in the news: YES, Bandhan Bank, Titan Company, ONGC and Sobha.

Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange were trading 107.50 point, or 1 per cent, higher at 10,886, indicating a strong start for the Nifty50. Here are a few stocks which may buzz the most in today’s trade: 

Bandhan Bank: Bandhan Banks’s talks with HDFC to either buy into or merge with Gruh Finance, a mortgage-lender for the less affluent, have reached an advanced stage, although the regulatory response to the proposal would decide the fate of the transaction, two people familiar with the matter told ET. 

Titan Company: The company said it saw good growth momentum across all its businesses in the seasonally strong third quarter. It expects the full year growth in Jewelry business to be around 22 per cent. The division added 27 Tanishq stores and closed 3, for the year to date, with the net retail space addition being approximately 65,000 sq. ft, the company told exchanges. 

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ONGC: ONGC Videsh (OVL) has made a significant discovery of oil in its onshore block CPO-5 in Columbia, the company said in a statement. OVL, the overseas arm of ONGC, is the operator of the block and holds 70 per cent interest. State-run oil behemoth ONGC Sunday said it will pump in Rs 6,000 crore in drilling 200 wells over the next seven years in Assam in order to increase the output from the state. Sobha: The company during the third quarter has achieved new sales volume of 908,824 square feet total valued at Rs 698.80 crore with an average realisation of Rs 7,669 per square feet. Sales volume rose 11 per cent YoY for the first nine months. YES Bank: Rajesh Sud, former MD and CEO of Max Life Insurance, and current Yes Bank executive director Rajat Monga are in the race to head the private sector lender, as the incumbent CEO Rana Kapoor steps down on January 31 following a central bank advisory, said two people in the know of the development. ICICI Bank: ICICI Bank and ICICI Venture Funds Management have pulled out of the race to buy the securities and private equity business of IL&FS due to likely conflict of interest as the bank’s chairman GC Chaturvedi is also on the debt-laden company’s new board Godrej Agrovet, UPL: Two global private equity funds KKR & Co and Blackstone Group and two local companies, Godrej Agrovet and TPG Capital-backed United Phosphorus Ltd, have put in independent bids to buy a controlling 57.7 per cent in Gharda Chemicals. Reliance Communications (RCom): The company has accused Ericsson of “distorting issues” by attempting to sensationalise its contempt petition against Anil Ambani, which will hurt attempts to repay other lenders. Birla Corp: Birla Corporation, the flagship company of the M P Birla Group, has entered the construction chemicals and wall putty segments as additives, the company said Friday. 

Dear stock investor 2019 may be year of bulls, but D-Street frets about unclear signs.

2019 may be year of bulls, but D-Street frets about unclear signs.

Stock investors could rack gains in 2019 but they may have to brace for sharp swings amid uncertainties over the general election and the US economy. A majority of 26 top money managers and research heads of brokerages polled by ET, however, said the Nifty will be up 6-17 per cent by December, eclipsing previous records. Axis Bank NSE 1.92 %, HDFC Bank NSE 0.27 %, ICICI Bank NSE 0.54 % and Infosys are among top stock picks for 2019. 

Restrained inflation, soft crude oil prices, and the likelihood of slowing global growth should lower the bond yields in India, where uncertainties about the outcome of this summer’s general elections could make the rupee a bit more volatile, another ET survey of market experts showed. 

HIGHLIGHTS

·  According to an ET poll, Nifty will be up 6-17 per cent by December.

·  Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and Infosys are among top stock picks for 2019.

·  Nobody expects the market indices to end lower.

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The majority of the 25 participants polled in this survey said the benchmark bond yield could fall 25-45 basis points from the current level of 7.45 per cent. 

The more optimistic participants believe the gauge could drop below 7 per cent. The rupee, meanwhile, could trade in the 69-73 range against the dollar, with political uncertainty having an exaggerated impact on the local currency in the run up to the national poll, which is likely to be held in April-May. 

The market will take into account political risk in the run-up to elections, so there will be higher uncertainty,” said Nilesh Shah, MD, Kotak Mahindra AMC. “The biggest concern for markets is the formation of the government after the elections and the economic agenda .

Dear Online Investor CLSA sets Nifty year-end target at 11,000; says re-rating unlikely in 2019 .

CLSA sets Nifty year-end target at 11,000; says re-rating unlikely in 2019 

Foreign brokerage CLSA has cautioned investors to brace for volatility in the market going ahead and has set a December-end target of 11000 for the Nifty, which means a potential upside of 2 .5 per cent. 

The Nifty ended up 55.10 points, or 0.5 per cent, at 10727.35 on Friday. 

Above-average valuations and political uncertainty make a rerating unlikely in 2019, the brokerage said. Even as there is a high possibility of double-digit earnings growth, much of it is priced in, said C .

·  Above-average valuations and political uncertainty make a rerating unlikely in 2019

·  The brokerage prefers stocks which are strong structural stories.

·  we expect single-digit 2019 market returns, at best,” said the brokerage.

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FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FLOWS 

Given the political uncertainty and possible fallout of the crisis in non-banking finance companies, downward pressure on domestic flows is possible and foreign flows are likely to remain tepid, according to CLSA. 

Domestic flows gathered pace after Narendra Modi came to power in 2014. However, flows came down to $1-1.5 billion during FY19 from the peak of about $3 billion a month in the previous financial year. 

“Domestic flows have been a critical support for the markets given that FIIs have seen outflows of $4 billion during this period. Recent state election results may increase fears of an unstable government among retail investors and this could impact market inflows,” said the brokerage

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