Archive for February 28th, 2007

Sensex down 530pts; Nifty 50 looses 130 pts - Feb 28, 2007 - 3:15 PM

The markets continued to go deeper into red with not much relief coming from the Indian Budget. With this, analysts say that this market weakness is more to do with global cues rather than within country factors.

FMCG is the one area that is not much touched by the budget directly. However, experts say the cost of money would influence their businesses. ITC is one FMCG stock is gaining strength and is making more inroads in the positive space gradually. Dabur however is weak.

IT stocks take more heavy selling. Satyam with -7% leads the pack of large IT cos which also includes Infosys, TCS, Wipro all of which are in red.

Amongst the banking stocks, ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank are hardly hit.

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Sensex down 408 pts; Nifty down 111 pts - 2:41 PM

Asset Management Services brought under service tax purview. Service Tax limits also believed to have been hiked. Service Tax percentage is not changed.

Excise duty on Cement sector seems to be hitting cement and real estate developer stocks.

As usual cigars are hit again with excise duty increased.

Sensex down by 408 pts; Nifty down 111 pts

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Slipping more (again) - Feb 28, 2007 - 2:38 PM

The markets lost few more points as it enters into the final hours of trade. Sensex is down by 395 pts and even entering into the -400 pts territory. Nifty 50 is down 115 points

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Budget coverage & analysis - 2:30 PM

Capital Gains tax extended to art works.

Personal income tax exemption levels increased to 1.1 Lakh

Educational Cess increased from 2% to 3%

STT and Capital gains tax not changed

Cement stocks hit more in todays trades. ACC hit hard

Nifty down by 98pts; Sensex down by 360pts

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Markets take recovery note but still in red - Feb 28, 2007 - 2:15 PM

Infosys says that the budget could get a small impact on IT and BPO companies considering the MAT

More allotments made to Tourism companies. Hotel industry too, in general, will benefit.

No increase on CENVAT and Service Tax.

Real Estate companies seen to have a hit; Unitech (-7 pts); Mahindra Gesco (-45 pts)

No impact on petrol, diesel and oil.

Markets took a small recovery post budget. BSE Sensex is currently at 13180.40 (down 298.43) while S&P CNX Nifty is at 3817.30 (Down 76.60); BSE Midcap is at 5603.28 (Down 103.12)

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