Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Nifty 10,600 Call Most Active On NSE Ahead Of Expiry – Nifty 10.600 strike price call was among the most active option contracts on the NSE. Premium on the contract fell 18.71 percent to Rs 13.25. Over 7 lakh shares were added to open interest which stood at 43.2 lakh shares.
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Emami Gains After Board Plans To Consider Bonus Issue – Shares of the healthcare product maker rose as much as 7.3 percent, the most in over three months to Rs 1,204. The company said in a stock exchange filing that it plans to consider bonus shares and a dividend at a board meeting on May 3.
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Wipro Worst Performer on Sensex, Nifty After Q4 Earnings Disappoint – Shares of the information technology company fell as much as 4.6 percent to Rs 274, after weak March quarter earnings missed estimates widely.
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Money Market Update – The rupee is seen opening steady at around its weakest in nearly 14 months at 66.8950 per dollar, pressurised by foreign fund outflows and rising oil prices. ANZ, Standard Chartered and Maybank are among a spate of foreign bank and brokerages that have lowered their forecasts for the rupee amid worries about a widening current account deficit.
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Trader’s Guide to India Elections Says It’s Time to Buy Equities — While Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces an uphill battle to sustain his party’s majority in the key lower house of parliament, the past six elections show positive returns for Indian equities over the two years that straddle the vote — regardless of whether power changed hands.
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – The S&P BSE Sensex fell 0.3 percent or 115.37 points to 34,501.27 and the NSE Nifty 50 index declined 0.4 percent or 43.80 points to 10,570.55. India’s benchmark indices snapped their two-day winning streak dragged down by bank and metal stocks amid the weakening rupee which fell to a fresh 13-month low.
Gold Silver Reports – Macron Says He Thinks Trump Will Pull Out of Iran Nuclear Deal — “My view — I don’t know what your president will decide — is that he will get rid of this deal on his own for domestic reasons.” Macron told journalists Wednesday in Washington, adding that he encouraged the American president to stay in the accord during his three-day visit to the U.S. capital.