.: Sensex up by 233 points, Smallcaps that can rally 20% & other stories

Thursday, 4 July 2013

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	Dated:04 July,2013

Top Headlines

Snapping a two-day fall, the Sensex today rose by 233 points to end at 19,410.84 on value-buying in bluechips including ITC, TCS, Infosys and RIL.

"I have repeatedly stated that I will buy gold. I expected this correction and I would buy gold at $1300 an ounce," Marc Faber said.

High current account deficit, weak rupee and declining capital inflows expose the Indian markets to external shocks, say analysts.

Views on Stocks/Markets

IPO/Global Markets

Rupee / Gold

More 'Market' News

Positive on IT sector going forward: Motilal Oswal AMC
IT spends in the near term probably should start looking up and more of the discretionary spends should come in a few quarters down the line.

Smallcaps that can rally 20% in near term
Some frontline stocks are showing strong buying and are likely to give good returns in the near term.

Expect Asian equities to perform better than bonds: Jefferies
We do not see any risk of sudden shutdown of global liquidity for the emerging markets, says Sean Darby, Chief Global Equity Strategist, Jefferies.

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