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Nifty50 August outlook: Will Nifty50 break free or break down its shackles in August?

Nifty50 August outlook: Will Nifty50 break free or break down its shackles in August?
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vaccine for all: Will vaccine for all news arrest D-Street s freefall and take it to record highs?

MUMBAI: Money managers expect the domestic equity market to react positively on Tuesday after the government Monday late evening announced that Covid-19 vaccines will be made available to everyone above the age of 18 years from May 1. “The concerns around economic recovery getting delayed is taken care of.this will arrest the downfall and the market can look at retracing its steps to record highs,” said Daljit Singh Kohli, chief investment officer at Stockaxis.com. The second wave of Covid-19 infections in the country had triggered fears that India’s economic recovery will be hamstrung due to the return of localized lockdowns in major states like Maharashtra, Delhi, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka. The benchmark indices had corrected close to 6 per cent from record highs hit in mid-February.

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D-St bull run hits speed bump, but what s keeping money managers optimistic?

D-St bull run hits speed bump, but what s keeping money managers optimistic? SECTIONS Share Synopsis The US 10-year Treasury bond yield spiked above the dreaded level of 1.5 per cent (bond yields rise when bond prices fall) on Thursday, in what some called a “taperless tantrum”. Getty Images The US 10-year Treasury bond yield spiked above the dreaded level of 1.5 per cent (bond yields rise when bond prices fall) on Thursday. MUMBAI: The global bond market’s tantrum is ahead of schedule. A weak US Treasury auction and fears of inflation rising faster than expected sent global bond markets into a tizzy overnight, which has today knocked the stuffing out of equities.

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सेंसेक्स: क्या शेयर बाजार में बजट रैली अब खत्म हो चुकी है?

सेंसेक्स: क्या शेयर बाजार में बजट रैली अब खत्म हो चुकी है?
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Is bull market intact?: Dalal Street may see a darker shade of red Should you buy the dip?

MUMBAI: The post-Budget party on Dalal Street may be over for now as market participants prepare for further pain next week ahead of the expiry of the February derivative series amid the ongoing turmoil in the domestic bond market. Keen observers pointed to the unrest in the government bond market that’s creating uncertainty among investors to price future risks and form expectations around returns. On Thursday, another bond auction conducted by the Reserve Bank of India failed as investors demanded higher returns that the central bank was unwilling to accept. Rock-bottom bond yields in India and abroad had been one of the primary contributors to the swashbuckling rebound in the equity market over the past 10 months, but lately bond yields have started to reverse in sign of rising inflation expectations among investors.

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