High oil prices to keep markets volatile
This picture shows an employee working in a textile factory in the Pakistan's port city of Karachi. Experts say rising global commodity prices, a government decision to prioritise power supply to industry and currency devaluation has made Pakistani products more competitive and fired an export boom. The textiles sector is one of the key drivers of the Pakistani economy, accounting for 55 per cent of all exports and 38 per cent of the workforce. AFP India 2nd best FDI destination, says Nomura
Mumbai, April 10
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Amid introduction of illegal online forex trade by certain companies, the Reserve Bank has asked credit card issuing companies to not permit payments for such transactions.
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High oil prices to keep markets volatile
New Delhi, April 10
The stock markets are likely to see volatile trend and may undergo consolidation this week in the absence of positive factors, coupled with a steaming crude oil, which rose to over two-year high last week, say experts.
The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex not to arouse the interest of investors and saw sluggish trading sessions in the past week, with the key index gaining 31.06 points, or 0.15 percent, to s' establish to 19,451.45 in the previous trading session.
According to experts, the stock market may be volatile as the number IIP for March will be said Monday. They also feared that high prices of commodities worldwide will add to pressure on profit margins as high oil prices fan inflation, leading to higher interest rates.
"Market is likely to be volatile as the industrial production figure for March will be declared on Monday. Market is expected to consolidate ahead of the results," Bonanza Portfolio Ltd Senior Research Analyst (Equity) Shanu Goel said.
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