*Market Wrap: 31/05/2017 (17:00)*
*NSE-NF (June): 9629 (+9; +0.10%) (TTM PE: 24.36; Near 2 SD of 25; TTM
EPS: 395; NS-9621)*
*NSE-BNF (June): 23335 (+83; +0.36%) (TTM PE: 29.47; Near 3 SD of 30;
TTM EPS: 795; BNS-23425)*
*For 01/06/2017:*
*Key support for NF: 9595/9560-9530/9510*
*Key resistance for NF: 9645-9680*
*Key support for BNF: 23150-22950*
*Key resistance for BNF: 23400-23500*
*Time & Price action suggests that, Nifty Fut (May) has to sustain over
9680 area for further rally towards 9725-9770 & 9825-9865 in the short
term (under bullish case scenario).*
*On flip side, sustaining below 9660 area, NF may fall towards
9595/9560-9500 & 9460-9400 area in the short term (under bear case
scenario).*
*Similarly, BNF has to sustain over 23400 area for further rally towards
23500-23650 & 23875-24000 area in the near term (under bullish case
scenario).*
*On the flip side, sustaining below 23350 area, BNF may fall towards
23150-22950 & 22750-22550 area in the near term (under bear case scenario).*
Nifty Fut (June) today closed around 9629, almost flat (+0.10%) after
making a day high of 9642 & low of 9607 in another day of consolidation
as market turned cautious ahead of Q4 GDP and ongoing squabbling about
GST rate structures & lack of any meaningful fresh domestic triggers.
Indian market today opened almost flat following mixed global cues.
Overnight, US market finished slightly lower (-0.24%) amid mixed
economic data & renewed EU & US geo-political concern; core PCE came
subdued on YOY basis and together with that some dovish comments by two
influential Fed members may be casting some doubt about June rate hike;
although FFR is now indicating above 85% probability of the same.
In the morning, China’s official service & MFG PMI came just above
estimate (slightly upbeat) and thus Asian markets were trading mixed
(China was positive, while Japan was in slight negative due to tepid IIP
data). An upbeat PMI data from China may be an indication that “all is
not bad” there; thus fears of Chinese slow down may be overblown. Still,
market will look into other private PMI data & GDP in the days ahead.
Also, some contradictory opinion polls in UK for the election next week
has kept the EU market muted.
Apart from the subdued global cues, Indian market was also under some
stress today amid ongoing squabbling about GST rates & structures among
various stakeholders. Although, Govt may be still optimistic about a
hassle free 1^st July roll out, market may be not so much confident;
there are high risks of a GST disruption for the Indian economy in Q2FY18.
There was some initial buzz that RBI may announce further policies (hair
cut) for the NPA resolution (ordinance) after its marathon meeting with
the banks for the last few days, but nothing was announced today, which
market does not know. As a result, banking counters were range bound today.
Overall, DII(s) are continuing their buying support to the market, being
flushed with MF/SIP funds amid ongoing 3^rd anniversary of “Modinomics”;
but FII(s) are steadily selling not only in the spot/cash segment, but
also trimming their net long positions in the FNO as the market is
hovering around life time high and valuations are also extremely
stretched; despite optimism about monsoon; Q4FY17 earnings may be termed
as mixed so far.
Nifty was supported today by M&M (upbeat Q4 report card and better
prospect of Tractors due to monsoon optimism), Ultratech Cement (short
covering & buzz of JP deal getting closer ?), ICICI Bank (MSCI index
factor & JPA NPA payment buzz as Ultratech deal getting closer ?),
Maruti & rebound in Pharma shares.
Nifty was dragged by IT, Coal India, RIL, Tata Steel & PSBS (SBI/BOB).
But, towards the closing session, some news flashed that JLF lead by SBI
may offer a SDR to R-COM and thus there were some rallies into the ADAG
group of shares. Curiously, RIL is continuing under pressure may be
because the ADAG group (R-COM) still uses the “Reliance” brand name; as
par some reports, overseas retail investors may lose faith on the
“Reliance” brand after this R-COM/ADAG debt default fiasco.; it may be
an indication of corporate India’s stressed B/S and debt bomb.
The present R-COM crisis may be a reminder of R-Power fiasco (IPO
listing) in 2008, followed by Lehman Brother induced global & Indian
market crash. Market may be concerned that even after deleveraging &
core/non-core assets sales and repayment of Rs.25000 cr debt, R-COM may
be left with another Rs.16000 cr debt with little operating income
producing assets to service the remaining debt without any meaningful
assets!!
An ADAG loan default/NPA may be a serious blow to the highly leveraged
corporate India. Even, MDAG group (RIL) may come under pressure in that
scenario, which is primarily responsible for the present stressed
scenario of the telecom sector, including R-COM. Also, 2-G scam related
spectrum auction fiasco and subsequently exorbitant high prices of the
same may be responsible for the present bankruptcy situation of the
Indian telecom sector. After infra & textile related NPA, telecom NPL
may be another major headwinds for the Indian Banking system. Thus,
Govt/Banks/PSBS may be bound to help R-COM by various SDR in order to
control the telecom NPL crisis & any panic situation thereby.
Meanwhile, Indian GDP just flashed as 6.1% against estimate of 7.1% for
Q4FY17 (prior: 7%); the figure may be terrible at a glance and may also
bring back the DeMo concern. But, combination of a tepid GDP along with
lower inflation may also renew the rate cut pressure on the RBI in the
coming months. As par TCA, adverse/muted effect of DeMo, new WPI, IIP
data may be some of the reasons behind tepid Q4 GDP no, which may derail
India’s tag of “fastest growing economy in the world” in the days ahead.
DeMo blues controversy may be again come to the forefront as a result of
subdued GVA:
Q4FY17 GVA: 5.6% (YOY: 8.7%)
Q3FY17 GVA: 6.7% (YOY: 7.3%)
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BNF
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