Thursday, December 18, 2014

US Federal Reserve in overseas markets has accelerated softening

            Dalal Street on Thursday put the brakes on the decline for five consecutive seasons. Currently, the US Federal Reserve to hike interest rates in foreign markets soared soft.
               In addition to the long-standing cabinet approved, the GST tax reform bill investors select stocks in hopes of buying fiercely. The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex jumped 416.44 points, or 1.56 per cent, then crossed the psychological level of 27,000 points. The Sensex closed at 27126.57 points.
                 Similarly, the National Stock Exchange's Nifty gained 129.50 points to cross the 8100 mark important milestones reached 8159.30 points.
                 Interest rates from the Federal Reserve that clearly is not the scope of the current rise. This boosted the international markets. The stability in the currency of Russia is increasingly a reason. Had an impact on the domestic market trading sentiment.
                   The government on Wednesday awaited goods and services tax (GST) regime relating to amendments to the Constitution were approved. It boosted the morale of investors. The rupee also had a positive impact on the market.
                    Thirty-share Sensex opened strong at 27053.86 points. It touched a low of 26900.57 points. In the rush of buying a time in the last trading hours 27180.92 points was reached high levels.
                   All of the BSE index ended the day with gains. Consumer durables, power, capital goods and real estate investors more interest in the stocks. The three companies share Sensex rose to 27, while three fell.

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