Tuesday 23 June 2015

Morning Call – 23/06/2015

Markets ended higher amidst monsoon progress

Ø  Benchmark indices gained for the seventh straight day amid hopes on improvement in monsoon may lead to an earlier-than-expected rate cut by the RBI.
Ø  Global risk appetite was firm lifted by a wave of optimism that Greece and its international creditors would strike a last-minute deal that will see it avert default.
Ø  Indiabulls Real Estate surged 30% on reports its promoters will buy 10% stake in the property development company for INR 5.38bn.
Ø  Skymet suggest that 80% of cultivation areas have seen normal to above normal rains.
Ø  Road ministry and NHAI are looking to award 10,000km of road projects in FY16.

Global Macro
Ø  Sales of existing homes in US rose 5.1% in May to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.35 million, hitting the fastest pace since November 2009.
Ø  Investor leverage in Chinese stocks fell to 1.479tn Yuan from 1.483 tn Yuan, making for the first decline since May 22.


Corporate Buzz

Ø  Wockhardt gets USFDA nod to market pain-relieving drug Oxycodone HCl liquid; market size estimated to be about USD 58mn.
Ø  Aurobindo Pharma receives final approval from the USFDA to manufacture and market two generic products, Entacapone tablets and Azithromycin injection.
Ø  Hero MotoCorp enters in to consumer electronics market by acquiring a majority stake in Mybox technologies; to invest INR 5bn over the next few years.
Ø  Reliance Jio gets provisional nod for TV content distribution at pan-India level in digital cable TV space; aims 100% national coverage within the next three years.
Ø  GVK Power and Infrastructure receives buy-out notice from APTransco.
Ø  Blue Dart Express buys majority stake (from 49% to 70%) in Blue Dart Aviation.
Ø  JSW Steel to drastically reduce iron ore imports in FY16 as the domestic iron ore production is set to increase this year.
Ø  SAIL prepares feasibility report to set up a 3 MT capacity integrated steel plant in Telangana.
Ø  ICICI Bank ties up with Alibaba to provide easy finance to SMEs.
Ø  Jain Irrigation expects INR 1bn export from Jalgaon unit annually.
Ø  L&T wins fresh orders worth INR 15bnfrom Emirates Global Aluminum and SAIL.
Ø  Tata Docomo launches free roaming incoming calls for 6 months for its pre-paid GSM and CDMA customers in Mumbai.

Ø  SoftBank, Bharti Enterprises and Foxconn to enter solar power; aim to set up 20 GW of solar power generation capacity over the next 10 years.



Outlook

Ø  Benchmark indices are likely to open on a flat note with positive bias amidst optimism as euro leaders seek a solution to the Greek debt impasse.

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