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Understanding Stocks
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Markets ended a volatile week with losses on Friday. The weak US markets likely impacted sentiments and the markets failed to hold on to Thursday’s gains. The US Fed hike has had little impact on the markets globally, with the event largely discounted early on. The cautious outlook for FY17 by the Chief Economic Advisor on Friday likely impacted sentiments.
The probability of the GST Bill getting passed in the current session of Parliament looks low and markets will now look out for reforms on the executive side. Markets will also await management commentaries on whether the reform initiatives of the Government have percolated to the ground level. That will be an important trigger for the markets to sustain and move higher from the current levels.
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