दिलीप बिल्डकॉन ने एनएच एआई प्रोजेक्ट पर किया शेयर

नेशनल हाईवे अथॉरिटी ऑफ इंडिया  की महाराष्ट्र में सड़क परियोजना के लिए सबसे कम बोली लगाने वाली कंपनी के रूप में बीएसई और एनएसई के बाद सोमवार को दिलीप बिल्डकॉन लिमिटेड  के शेयरों ने 6 %पर छलांग लगाई। 

शुक्रवार को स्टॉक एक्सचेंज को फाइलिंग में, बुनियादी ढांचा प्रमुख डीबीएल ने कहा कि उसे महाराष्ट्र राज्य एनएच 54 ई में ईपीसी परियोजना के लिए स्वीकृति पत्र प्राप्त हुआ, , जिसकी कीमत एनएच 80 द्वारा 480.06 करोड़ है, और उसे बोलीदाता से सम्मानित किया गया है ईपीसी परियोजना के लिए एल -1।

सम्मानित कार्यों में 4-लेनिंग का सावनेर-धाफेवाडा-कामेश्वर-गोंडगिरीएनएच 54-ई,  मोड पर महाराष्ट्र में 4.70 किमी से 33.575 किमी तक है।

इस विकास से उत्साहित, दिलीप बिल्डकॉन ने 7% पर रु। 601per शेयर के इंट्राडे हाई शेयर किए। 11.30 बजे शेयर एनएसई पर 6.86 % तक, 597.30 रुपये पर उद्धृत किया गया था। इसकी तुलना में, निफ्टी ५०, ११५,१४१ के ऊपर १०५ डिग्री और सेंसेक्स में ३६, ९ 7.५। पर ३१if अंक पर पहुंच गया। 

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Rupee plunges 33 paise V/s US Dollar; RBI Policy meet outcome dictates the markets this week.

The domestic currency dropped sharply on the very first trading day of the third quarter of the financial year 2017-2018. The weaker note in rupee might also be on account of the fall in the FOREX reserves.

The Indian rupee again plunged into negative terrain today after it in some extent recovered from its 6 ½  month lows on Friday last week and it  dived upto 33 paise to the day’s low of 65.61/USD on Tuesday. The sharp pitch in the domestic currency came in after the US dollar gained more vigor against a basket of currencies overseas.

The US dollar hit a 1½ month high overseas since US manufacturing bustle in Sept advanced to its highest peak in 13 years. The rupee had ended 22 paise higher at 65.28 versus USD on Friday.

The fall in rupee might also be based the fall in the FX reserves. After making record highs week after week, As per the RBI data, the foreign exchange reserves plunged slightly by USD 262.3 million to USD 402.246 billion in the week, due to fall in foreign currency assets, In the previous week, the FX reserves HIT a record high of USD 402.509 billion.

Meanwhile, Benchmark indices opened higher on Tuesday following the positive cues from the Wall Street’s record closing on last week ended Friday.  The benchmark Sensex rose as much as 245 points to hit at 31,528, while the nifty ended at 9864 in post morning hours, Tuesday.  The 2-day bi-monthly policy meeting of the RBI will be starting from today. The result of RBI policy meet, macro-economic data points together with overseas investor’s investment trend will dictate the Indian stock markets this week.

Shares of Oil Marketing Companies Declined as Oil Prices Rallied.

Shares of oil marketing companies (OMCs) have fallen this month since oil prices rallied at 26-month high, which could reduce their margins. Shares of Bharat Petroleum Corp. Ltd (BPCL), Hindustan Petroleum Corp. Ltd, (HPCL) and Indian Oil Corp. Ltd (IOC) were down 11 to 12% in September month, but on the other side exploration companies such as Oil India Ltd and Oil & Natural Gas Corp. Ltd (ONGC) have rallied 22.25% and 9.27% this month.

As per Bloomberg data, Brent crude prices rose 10.46% in this month. Brent oil prices were on the edge of 26-month high hit on Wednesday on supply worries in spite of threats from Turkey that it could reduce crude exports from Iraq. However, Brent crude was 1 percent down last day, after hitting previously at 59.49, its highest since July 2015 and more than 34 percent above a 2017 low.

Rise in oil price may further affect input cost for many companies which depend on fuel. It is afraid, if oil prices stay at structurally elevated levels, input costs of companies will enhance. However, it will also cause a high import bill, which may impact the current account country’s deficit.

Oil has been in a bullish trend recently on calls of rising global growth and a simultaneous rise in world oil demand. The global economy will expand more rapidly next year while still facing challenges, like high income inequality and low inflation, low productivity. The IMF forecast, issued in July projected global growth at 3.5 percent this year and 3.6 percent in 2018.

Sebi eases fundraising norms for REITs, InvITs - News By Money Maker Research

The SEBI has revised rules governing real estate investments trusts (REITs) and infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs), permitting them to raise funds through debt securities and single-asset REITs to help boost the financial instruments.  

Since three years, there were only two InvITs have listed on the stock exchanges viz. IRB InvIT Fund and India grid Trust. It was earlier reported by mint news that although no REIT has been issued yet, the Embassy Office Parks REIT becoming the first realty trust in the country to be registered with the Sebi.

As per Sebi statement, REITs and InvITs listed on national stock exchanges will be allowed to issue debt via debt securities.

Presently the REITs & InvITs are permitted to raise funds via External Commercial Borrowings (ECB) having bind with end-use restrictions.

Permitting REITs to lend to holding companies will result in efficient fund flows, and the regulator also proposes to allow REITs with 50 – 50 percent shareholding. The current norm requires a REIT to have a holding company with a 51 percent stake.

SEBI Introduces Physical Settlement in Derivative Segment - Money Maker Research

The market regulator SEBI is on the lookout of introducing physical-based settlement in the equity derivatives sector, which aims to reduce the disproportionate market speculation in the F&O market and to boost govt taxes by encouraging cash market trade, as per news.

In physical settlement, a buyer or seller of Future & Option contracts has the option to seek delivery of shares if the speculator tries to artificially enhance or suppress derivative prices. Presently, stock markets follow cash settlement, in which the Future & Option contract is settled by paying the difference between strike price and the value of underlying security, which is tend to manipulation.

In stock market trading, generally, there are two kinds of derivative contracts viz. futures and options. A futures contract implies a legally binding agreement to buy or sell the underlying security on a future date, whereas options contract offers the buyer or holder of the contract the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell the underlying asset at a pre-determined price within or at end of a specified period. The buyers of a stock futures is not buying an underlying stock but merely an option to buy at a future date, which they seldom exercises, therefore the ‘cash settled’ futures transaction is necessitates no ownership obligation. 

India has come out as the second most speculative markets worldwide after South Korea. This has made the govt and SEBI to step on a path of caution. Moreover, it is expected that any surge in cash volumes in the derivative segment is possibly to give remarkable thrust to STT collection.

Market Watch: Bank stocks fall; Axis Bank, PNB top losers

The BSE Bankex index lost about 1% in Wednesday's initial trade to hit 27314 with shares of Punjab National Bank (down 1.78%), followed by Axis Bank (down 1.36%), ICICI Bank (down 0.91%), Federal Bank (down 0.89%), Bank of Baroda (down 0.76%), HDFC Bank (down 0.69%) and SBI down 0.65%) as top losers.

Besides bank, healthcare, realty, FMCG and IT indices also witnessed significant fall. Sun Pharma, Lupin, Bajaj Auto , Axis Bank, Adani Ports and Infosys were the top losers in Sensex pack, each losing over 1%.

BSE Realty index was trading in negative terrain with almost all the stocks trading in the negative. BSE Realty was trading lower by 1.13 percent at 2,171 levels on BSE at post morning hours. Indiabulls Real Estate was the major loser in the index, which is trading lower by 2.13 percent at Rs 236 share apiece. The stock was contributing majorly to the index losses. DLF was also gaining more than 7 points to the index losses, while Oberoi Realty and Phoenix are contributing above 3 points to the index losses.

The Indian rupee today weakened for the 4th session to hit a 3-week low against the USD after FIIs liquidated their investments in the domestic markets. The rupee opened at 64.18 per dollar and touched a low of 64.22 and was trading at 64.21 per dollar, down 0.12 percent from its last close of 64.13.

MoneyMaker Research News - Stocks Tips: Pharma stocks gain

Pharma stocks in Nifty opened on Thursday in a positive note, trading higher by 1.43 percent at 8,738 levels on NSE in the morning hours, with Cadila Healthcare moving the top gainer in the index, by 4.94%.

Divi’s Lab was trading higher by 2.81 percent at Rs 656 per share, also Sun Pharma soared by 2.02% at Rs 478 per share. Lupin was trading up by 1.56%, Aurobindo Pharma higher by 1.25% and Cipla was up by 1.06% among others, while Dr Reddy Laboratoreis’s was the top loser in the index, down by 0.38% at Rs 2,023 per share and Glaxo Smith Kline was trading lower by 0.35% at Rs 2,382 per share.

Meanwhile, the benchmark indices Nifty was trading up by 0.6% at 9,858 levels and Sensex was trading higher by 16 points at 31,583 levels at 10.50 am, today. Indian rupee opened at 64.03 per dollar and was trading at 64.07 per dollar, up 0.07 percent from its last close of 64.11.