MARKETS LIVE: Indices trade flat, Nifty holds 10,800 ahead of F&O expiry

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SI Reporter  |  New Delhi 

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Market Check   S&P BSE Sensex 35,695.76 0.02%   Nifty 50 10,809.75 -0.11%   S&P BSE 200 4,672.63 0.08%   Nifty 500 9,294.45 -0.02%   S&P BSE Mid-Cap 15,865.99 0.17%   S&P BSE Small-Cap 16,602.87 0.38% BSE, NSE to impose charge on high algo OTR in equity segment from Jun 29 Leading exchanges BSE and NSE have said that charges for high algo order to trade ratio (OTR) will be levied in the equity segment from June 29.   The bourses currently levy charges for high algo OTR in equity derivatives and currency derivatives segments. READ MORE F&O Strategies   SAIL JULY FUTURES: Buy around 83.50-83.75 for a potential upside target of 88 with a stop below 80.50 (spot levels)   TATACOMM JULY FUTURES: Sell around 604 for a potential downside target of 585 with a stop loss placed above 615 (spot levels)   PROTECTIVE PUT STRATEGY IN INDIACEM : Buy one lot of INDIACEM JUL FUT @ 112.50 & Buy one Lot of INDIACEM JUL 110 PE @ 4.25 | BEP: 116.75 | Max Profit: Unlimited above BEP | Max Loss: 23625 | Positional Stop Loss: 106 (Spot Levels)  (Source: Karvy) INTERVIEW OF THE DAY Equity returns are likely to remain muted, says Sanjay Mookim Equity valuations remain high — while India continues to trade at a 50 per cent premium to emerging market (EM) multiples, earnings have been lacklustre. In this context, not many investors appear to be viewing India favourably for the next few months, SANJAY MOOKIM, India Equity Strategist, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, tells Puneet Wadhwa. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SANJAY MOOKIM India Equity Strategist, Bank of America Merrill Lynch   Nifty sectoral trend BSE Sensex heatmap

Benchmark indices  trade flat following Asian shares, that got the week off to a cautious start on Monday amid lingering concerns about escalating trade frictions while US oil prices maintained hefty gains made after major oil producers had agreed on a modest increase in production.

Meanhilwe, a new IPO, updates on trade tiff between US and China and monsoon’s progress will keep investors on their feet, ahead of the June F&O Expiry later this week.

Aurangabad-based auto component maker Varroc Engineering will launch its Rs 19.55 billion initial public offer that opens on June 26 at a price band of Rs 965-967. The offer consists of an offer-for-sale to the tune of 20,221,730 equity shares by promoters and existing investors 

Globally, MSCI’s gauge of stocks across the globe has fallen five of the last six weeks, including last week, when it declined one percent - its biggest weekly drop in three months as the threats of trade wars have become all the more real.

Chinese shares were among the biggest losers, tumbling 3.7 per cent last week, as Trump put the heat on Beijing, threatening to hit $200 billion of Chinese imports with 10 per cent tariffs.
First Published: Mon, June 25 2018. 08:15 IST

MARKETS LIVE: Indices trade flat, Nifty holds 10,800 ahead of F&O expiry

Catch all live market action here

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Benchmark indices  trade flat following Asian shares, that got the week off to a cautious start on Monday amid lingering concerns about escalating trade frictions while US oil prices maintained hefty gains made after major oil producers had agreed on a modest increase in production.

Meanhilwe, a new IPO, updates on trade tiff between US and China and monsoon’s progress will keep investors on their feet, ahead of the June F&O Expiry later this week.

Aurangabad-based auto component maker Varroc Engineering will launch its Rs 19.55 billion initial public offer that opens on June 26 at a price band of Rs 965-967. The offer consists of an offer-for-sale to the tune of 20,221,730 equity shares by promoters and existing investors 

Globally, MSCI’s gauge of stocks across the globe has fallen five of the last six weeks, including last week, when it declined one percent - its biggest weekly drop in three months as the threats of trade wars have become all the more real.

Chinese shares were among the biggest losers, tumbling 3.7 per cent last week, as Trump put the heat on Beijing, threatening to hit $200 billion of Chinese imports with 10 per cent tariffs.

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