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Global markets
Major Asian markets are trading in the green at present with Hang Seng up 0.77%, Shanghai Composite is trading flat down 0.03%, while Nikkei is trading 0.04% higher.
US Markets: In yesterday’s trading session, all indices managed to end the session in the green.
With the upward move on the day, the major averages reached new record closing highs.
The Dow climbed 0.6% to 24,792.20, the Nasdaq advanced 0.8% to 6,994.76 and the S&P 500 advanced 0.1% to 6,994.76.
The initial strength on Wall Street partly reflected optimism about the outlook for Republican tax reform, which would cut corporate and individual tax rates.
European markets also managed to close in the green yesterday with FTSE up 0.62%, CAC up 1.31% and DAX ended 1.57% higher.
FII /DII Data: In yesterday’s session, FII’s sold 431 crores stock in the cash segment whereas DII’s bought 1076 crores worth of stock.
In the derivative market, FII’s bought 219 crores of Index futures and bought 2150 crores worth of Index options.
In the stock futures segment, FII’s bought 268 crores worth of stock futures and bought 1 crores stock options.
Global markets
Major Asian markets are trading in the green at present with Hang Seng up 0.77%, Shanghai Composite is trading flat down 0.03%, while Nikkei is trading 0.04% higher.
US Markets: In yesterday’s trading session, all indices managed to end the session in the green.
With the upward move on the day, the major averages reached new record closing highs.
The Dow climbed 0.6% to 24,792.20, the Nasdaq advanced 0.8% to 6,994.76 and the S&P 500 advanced 0.1% to 6,994.76.
The initial strength on Wall Street partly reflected optimism about the outlook for Republican tax reform, which would cut corporate and individual tax rates.
European markets also managed to close in the green yesterday with FTSE up 0.62%, CAC up 1.31% and DAX ended 1.57% higher.
FII /DII Data: In yesterday’s session, FII’s sold 431 crores stock in the cash segment whereas DII’s bought 1076 crores worth of stock.
In the derivative market, FII’s bought 219 crores of Index futures and bought 2150 crores worth of Index options.
In the stock futures segment, FII’s bought 268 crores worth of stock futures and bought 1 crores stock options.
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