Sunday, 2 June 2013

Weekly Market Analysis - Volatility will be high for equities

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 3rd June 2013
Weekly Market Analysis - Week Beginning 3rd June 2013

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Fixed Income Market Analysis - Use this Correction to go Long 

The auction cut off on the benchmark ten year government bond, the 7.16% 2023 bond, came in at 7.28% levels. The government had issued the new ten year bond two weeks ago where the coupon was set at 7.16%.  The yield on the 7.16% 2023 bond had gone down to levels of 7.10% in the beginning of last week before climbing all the way up to levels of 7.28% in the auction.

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Equity Market Analysis - Volatility will be High for Equities

The Sensex and Nifty failed to sustain over the psychological levels of 20,000 and 6100 respectively and fell from highs seen during the week. Equities fell on the back of volatility in the INR that is trending just off a percent from record lows, rise in government bond yields that rose around 15bps week on week and weak economic data with GDP for fiscal 2012-13 coming in at decade lows of 5%.

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