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Sensex hits 20000; June WPI inflation stays below 5%
Sensex hits 20000; June WPI inflation stays below 5%
---Continue Reading by Clicking Here12:30pm The BSE Sensex touched 20000-mark for the first time since May 31st, especially after the inflation staying below the 5 percent level. European markets too are quite supportive.
The index is up 42.44 points at 20000.91, and the Nifty is up 8.90 points at 6017.90.
The broader markets gained strength; the BSE Midcap Index rose 0.7 percent and Smallcap is up 0.5 percent.
Gitanjali Gems is locked at 5 percent lower circuit for the third week. It has been under pressure from last month, after RBI and SEBI norms on import of gold.
France's CAC, Germany's DAX and Britain's FTSE rose 0.5 percent each in early trade Monday.
12:20pm Equity benchmarks gained marginal strength after the WPI inflation staying below the 5 percent level in June as well.
Wholesale Price Index inflation rose marginally to 4.86 percent in June as against 4.7 percent in May (provisional), but it was better-than-forecast of 5 percent.
The BSE Sensex is up 13.53 points at 19972.00, and the Nifty is up 0.30 points at 6009.30, but the broader markets outperformed benchmarks.
Advancing shares outpaced declining ones by 1062 to 842 on the Bombay Stock Exchange.
IT majors TCS and Wipro gained 2 percent each, but its rival Infosys slipped 2 percent on profit booking after rising 11 percent Friday on better-than-expected Q1 earnings.
What Causes A Currency Crisis?
What Causes A Currency Crisis?
What Causes A Currency Crisis?By Brent Radcliffe | Investopedia – Tue 9 Jul, 2013 11:00 PM IST Since the early 1990s, there have been many cases of currency investors who have been caught off guard, which lead to runs on currencies and capital flight. CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS
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Why the Feds Are Going After Insider Trading, Not Wall Street CEOs
Why the Feds Are Going After Insider Trading, Not Wall Street CEOs
In his latest book, “Circle of Friends,” veteran Wall Street reporter and Fox Business senior correspondent Charlie Gasparino details the federal government’s crackdown on insider trading. To date, federal prosecutors have charged 83 people and won 73 convictions, most notably against Galleon Group’s Raj Rajaratnam and his accomplices, while continuing their pursuit of SAC Capital’s Steven Cohen.
Related: Hedge Fund Titan Steven Cohen Isn’t Off the Hook: GasparinoGasparino’s book examines all those cases (and more) in great detail but also examines the bigger question: Why have the feds targeted insider trading vs. the alleged crimes that led to the 2008 financial crisis?
The crisis was a “huge cataclysmic event and it’s odd nothing came out of it” in terms of prosecution, he says. “Why? It’s hard to prove irrational exuberance — which was at the heart of the financial crises — equates fraud.”
Cases against Wall Street
executives “are very difficult” for prosecutors, Gasparino says, citing
recent reports that Jon Corzine will escape any criminal prosecution for
the bankruptcy of MF Global. “What he did is not fraud; what he did is
stupidity.”
Related: Gasparino on Corzine: “What He Did Was Not Criminal, What He Did Was Stupid”On the other hand, insider-trading cases are somewhat more cut and dry, often involve salacious details, and offered regulators an opportunity to show the public they were cracking down on financial crimes.
“It was used politically by the Obama administration to tell people ‘we’re cracking down on Wall Street’ when [insider trading] had nothing to do with the mortgage crisis,” Gasparino says, while acknowledging the government’s efforts began during the administration of George W. Bush.
But does Gasparino believe insider trading is a “victimless crime,” as some (serious) academics claim? Watch the above video to find out.
Aaron Task is the host of The Daily Ticker and Editor-in-Chief of Yahoo! Finance. You can follow him on Twitter at @aarontask or email him at altask@yahoo.com
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Since 3 days we have seen a huge profit booking in short position i.e. upmove.
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have said this earlier also that trend will now change. NF Fut is
likely to touch 6000 mark which could be another trend decider zone.
Trend : = -+ve or Up
Support : 5750-5829Resistance : 6000 —————————————-
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