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Weekly Market Analysis Week Beginning 26th August 2013


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 26th August 2013
 
Weekly Market Analysis
Week Beginning 26th August 2013
 

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Fixed Income Market Analysis 

Bond Yields to go up before coming off

The ten year benchmark bond, the 7.15% 2023 bond saw yields rise to over 9.4% levels last week before RBI stepped in to reduce fear in the bond market. The ten year bond yield last saw levels of 9.4% five years back when inflation was trending at double digit levels and oil prices were heading towards USD 140/bbl.

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Equity Market Analysis

Sensex and Nifty Recover from Yearly lows as RBI Intervenes to Support INR

The Sensex and the Nifty declined on a week on week basis by 0.42% and 0.65% respectively on account of the INR depreciating to record lows of Rs.65.56 to the USD last week. RBI intervention supported the INR to recover from record lows to close 2.66% up at Rs.63.35 per USD last week.

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