GlobalIndices
GlobalIndices 29‐May Prev_Day Abs.Change
%Change
#
DowJones 25,126 25,348 ‐221 ‐0.87
Nasdaq 7,547 7,607 ‐60 ‐0.79
FTSE 7,185 7,269 ‐84 ‐1.15
Nikkei 21,003 21,260 ‐257 ‐1.21
HangSeng 27,236 27,391 ‐155 ‐0.57
IndianIndices 29‐May Prev_Day Abs.Change
%Change
#
S&PBSESensex 39,502 39,750 ‐248 ‐0.62
Nifty50 11,861 11,929 ‐68 ‐0.57
Nifty100 11,962 12,033 ‐71 ‐0.59
NiftyBank 31,296 31,598 ‐302 ‐0.96
SGXNifty 11,854 11,946 ‐92 ‐0.77
S&PBSEPower 2,004 2,027 ‐23 ‐1.13
S&PBSESmallCap 14,934 15,020 ‐86 ‐0.57
S&PBSEHC 13,313 13,371 ‐58 ‐0.44
Date P/E Div.Yield P/E Div.Yield
29‐May 28.55 1.20 29.44 1.23
MonthAgo 27.91 1.18 29.34 1.12
YearAgo 22.79 1.16 27.06 1.21
Nifty50Top3Gainers
Company 29‐May Prev_Day
%Change
#
SunPharma 424 413 2.68
BhartiInfratel 276 269 2.49
TCS 2108 2074 1.63
Nifty50Top3Losers DomesticNews
Company 29‐May Prev_Day
%Change
#
SBI 349 360 ‐3.17
TataSteel 493 507 ‐2.71
ICICIBank 423 434 ‐2.53
AdvanceDeclineRatio
BSE NSE
Advances 1037 680
Declines 1540 1120
Unchanged 147 102
InstitutionalFlows(Equity)
Description(Cr) YTD
FIIFlows* 74080
MFFlows** 3462
*29
th
May2019;**28
th
May2019
EconomicIndicator
YoY(%) Current YearAgo
CPI
2.92%
(Apr‐19)
4.58%
(Apr‐18)
IIP
‐0.10%
(Mar‐19)
5.30%
(Mar‐18)
GDP
6.60%
(Dec‐18)
7.70%
(Dec‐17)
30May2019
SinceMay‐17,MOSPIhasrevisedbaseyearofIIP&WPIfrom2004‐05to2011‐12,andforCPIfrom
2010to2012
IndianEquityMarket
IndicesPerformance
P/EDividendYield
Sensex Nifty
2.50%
(Dec‐18)
7.00%
(Sep‐18)
QuarterAgo
Inflow/Outflow
‐227
4671
2.11%
(Dec‐18)
• Indian equity markets broke their three‐day record‐setting run by ending
in the red. Trade tensions between the U.S. and China weakened global
markets and in turn cast shadow on the domestic market as well. Trade
worries deepened after media reports said that China may restrict export
of rare earth minerals, which are crucial for U.S. technology industry. Also,
sentiment was cautious ahead of derivative expiry on May 30 and fourth‐
quarter GDP data release, due on May 31.
• Key benchmark indices S&P BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 lost 0.62% and
0.57%, respectively, to close at 39,502.05 and 11,861.10, respectively. S&P
BSE Mid‐Cap and S&P BSE Small Cap lost 0.83% and 0.57%, respectively.
• The overall market breadth on BSE was weak with 1,037 scrips
advancing and 1,540 scrips declining. A total of 147 scrips remained
unchanged.
• On the BSE sectoral front, S&P BSE Information Technology was the
major gainer, followed by S&P BSE Teck and S&P BSE Consumer Durables.
S&P BSE Metal was the major loser, followed by S&P BSE Auto and S&P
BSE Basic Materials.
• Media reports said the finance ministry may look at a 10‐year tax holiday
for real estate developers on profits earned from rental housing. This is
being considered to revive investment and boost a slowing economy. In a
recent meeting with senior finance ministry officials, the real estate
developers have been asked to suggest steps to address challenges faced
by the sector.
• Government data showed foreign direct investment (FDI) in India
declined for the first time in the last six years in 2018‐19, falling 1% to
$44.37 billion as overseas fund inflows subsided in telecom, pharma and
other sectors. According to the latest data of the Department for
Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade, FDI in 2017‐18 was a record
$44.85 billion. Last time it was in 2012‐13 when foreign inflows had
registered a contraction of 36% to $22.42 billion compared with $35.12
billion in 2011‐12. Since 2012‐13, inflows had been continuously growing
and reached a record high in 2017‐18. According to the data, FDI inflows in
telecommunication, construction development, pharmaceuticals and
power sectors declined significantly in 2018‐19.
• According to a global study, India has moved up one place to rank 43rd
most competitive economy in the world on the back of its robust
economic growth, a large labour force and its huge market size. Singapore
has toppled the U.S. to grab the top position, the study showed. Singapore
has moved up to the top, from the third position last year, while the U.S.
has slipped to the third place. Hong Kong SAR has held onto its second
place, helped by a benign tax and business policy environment and access
to business finance.
• The Supreme Court has agreed to examine the powers of tax authorities
to arrest an individual for Goods and Services Tax (GST) evasion. A
vacation bench issued notice to the Centre and sought its reply on a batch
of pleas challenging the provision of arrest under the CGST Act. The bench
said that different high courts had taken different views in granting
anticipatory bail to individuals accused of GST evasion and therefore it
needs to decide the question of law on the power of arrest.
• Asian equity markets were mostly down as U.S. Treasury bond yields fell
on worries of an economic slowdown. Investors fretted deepening of
trade tensions as media reports stated that China may limit export of rare
earth minerals that are vital for the U.S. technology industry. Today (as of
May 30), Asian markets opened on a mixed note following decline on the
Wall Street overnight. While Nikkei was trading lower 0.45%, Hang Seng
wasup0.03%(asat8a.m.IST).
• As per the last close, European markets declined on escalating worries
about the ongoing trade dispute between the U.S. and China, which can
substantially hurt the global economy. Also batch of disappointing
economic data from the euro area added to the woes.
• As per the last close, U.S markets fell amid worries about a further
escalation of the U.S.‐China trade dispute. Reports suggest China is
considering restricting the export of rare earth minerals, which are crucial
for the U.S. technology industry.
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