TOKYO (Reuters) - Oil prices climbed for the first time in three days on Wednesday, but rising supply and fears over the outlook for demand amid the U.S.-China trade war kept pressure on the market.
Key benchmark indices were trading higher in early trade, tracking positive leads from Asian markets and overnight gains on the Wall Street. At 9:18 IST, the barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, was up 80.97 points or 0.24% at 33,972.10. The Nifty 50 index was up 40.10 points or 0.39% at 10,238.50.
The BSE benchmark Sensex dropped over 200 points Wednesday amid rising tension between the Reserve Bank of India and the government. Investor sentiment turned weak in early session on reports that the government may invoke certain provisions to issue directions to the central bank. The BSE Sensex turned choppy after opening higher, and was trading 163.74 points, or 0.48 per cent, lower at 33,727.39. It fell as much as 237.65 points on early trade. The 30-share index had fallen 176.27 points, or 0.52 per cent, to 33,891.13 in Tuesday's session. The NSE Nifty saw similar movement, trading 62.55 points, or 0.61 per cent, down at 10,135.85. The bourse had as much dropped 79.95 points in morning session. Rumours were rife that the RBI Governor Urjit Patel might offer to resign if Section 7 of RBI Act is invoked to transfer reserves. Section 7 of the RBI Act empowers the government to consult and give instructions to the governor to act on certain issues that the government considers ...
ECONOMIC NEWS: The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Wednesday and slightly trimmed its inflation forecasts as global trade frictions clouded the outlook, reinforcing views the central bank is in no rush to trim its massive stimulus program. the BOJ maintained a pledge to guide short-term interest rates at minus 0.1% and long-term rates around zero% by a 7-2 vote. In the quarterly report, the central bank cut its core consumer inflation forecast for the current fiscal year ending in March 2019 to 0.9% from 1.1% three months ago.
Shares of banks and financials were firmer, led by ANZ Banking, up almost 2%, after release of better than expected earnings results today. ANZ Banking reported a 5% decline in its full-year cash profit, its first since 2016, as it prepares for customer remediation costs in the aftermath of the royal commission. Westpac and National Australia Bank were up in a range of 0.5% to 1%. Commonwealth Bank's shares gained after the bank said it has agreed to sell its Colonial First State asset management business for A$4.13 billion to Japanese bank Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corp. QBE Insurance shares gained after the company announced a streamlining of its operations, with its Asia Pacific no longer a separate division, with effect from January 1, 2019.
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's manufacturing sector in October expanded at its weakest pace in over two years, hurt by slowing domestic and external demand, in a sign of deepening cracks in the economy from an intensifying trade war with the United States.
Facebook reported $13.5 billion in revenue with a net income of $5.1 billion ($1.76 per share) in the third quarter that ended September 30.
(Reuters) - Chinese search engine operator Baidu Inc on Wednesday forecast lower-than-expected sales for the rest of the year, citing looming economic uncertainty and tough new regulations that have impacted its ad clients.
TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Wednesday and slightly trimmed its inflation forecasts as global trade frictions clouded the economic outlook, reinforcing views the central bank is in no rush to trim its massive stimulus.
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories lost 5.61% to Rs 2,452.05 at 09:36 IST on BSE after the company received Form-483 with eight observations by the USFDA at the Vishakapatnam facility.
Hindustan Zinc Ltd has lost 6.86% over last one month compared to 6.52% fall in S&P BSE Metal index and 7% drop in the SENSEX
Take Solutions Ltd has lost 1.02% over last one month compared to 11.3% fall in S&P BSE IT Sector index and 6.85% drop in the SENSEX
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Oil prices climbed for the first time in three days on Wednesday, but rising supply and fears over the outlook for demand amid the U.S.-China trade war kept pressure on the market.
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