*Market Wrap: 15/06/2017 (17:00)*
*NSE-NF (June): 9599 (-39; -0.40%) (TTM PE: 24.25; Near 2 SD of 25; TTM
EPS: 395; NS-9578)*
*NSE-BNF (June): 23394 (-92; -0.39%) (TTM PE: 29.42; Near 3 SD of 30;
TTM EPS: 795; BNS-23392)*
*For 16/06/2017:*
*Key support for NF: 9580-9530/9505*
*Key resistance for NF: 9635-9675*
*Key support for BNF: 23200-23000*
*Key resistance for BNF: 23500-23650*
*Time & Price action suggests that, NF has to sustain over 9675 area for
further rally towards 9715-9770 & 9825-9865 in the short term (under
bullish case scenario).*
*On flip side, sustaining below 9655-9635 area, NF may fall towards
9580-9530/9505 & 9470-9405 area in the short term (under bear case
scenario).*
*Similarly, BNF has to sustain over 23650 area for further rally towards
23750-23875 & 24000-24100 area in the near term (under bullish case
scenario).*
*On the flip side, sustaining below 23600-23500 area, BNF may fall
towards 23200-23000 & 22900-22700 area in the near term (under bear case
scenario).*
Nifty Fut (June) today closed around 9599, almost 39 points down after
making an opening session high of 9626 and late day low of 9584. Indian
market today opened gap down by around 15 pointsfollowing tepid global
cues after report of probe by US special Counsel Muller on Trump for the
alleged Russian link, soft US economic data (core CPI/Retail sales)
released yesterday, a hawkish hike by Fed indicating another hike in
Dec’17 with gradual tapering of its B/S (QE bonds).
Although, overall statement of Fed was dovish as expected, it’s also
maintained the previous guidance of another hike in 2017 (Dec); in
addition to this, Yellen sounded somewhat hawkish in the Q&A session and
termed the tepid US CPI as transitory. In brief, Fed may be optimistic
about US growth, job market but quite pessimistic about inflation & also
on the fiscal stimulus (Trumponomics). But, Yellen is not ready to
acknowledge the subdued inflation and this Fed fantasy may be keeping
the market in balance; as par Fed, consecutive rate hike is a sign of
confidence on the US economy.
Having said that, although Fed looks very optimistic on US economy,
market may not believe Fed fully, considering its past record of poor
credibility and that’s why we may see range bound movement of USD,
despite Yellen sounded surprisingly hawkish in its presser yesterday;
divergence of US soft & hard data may also keep the market quite
cautious about prospect of US economy.
Overall, for the US economy, real wage growth may be very tepid and this
lack of wage inflation may be also affecting the US consumer spending or
rather discretionary spending; a central bank monetary policy alone may
not be sufficient to rectify it; some structural resolution is necessary
(like job skill, proper education, automation issues etc).
But, more than Fed hike; taper tantrum may hurt the risk trade &
specially EM assets. All eyes may be now on the PBOC/China for its
monetary policy adjustments after Fed hike as historically it may be the
primary source of concern after Fed hike; but PBOC has already tightened
its monetary policy and Yuan is now relatively strong. So, even if PBOC
do not tighten now, USDCNY, which is now around 6.75, may not break the
6.90-6.95 barrier.
But, as a result of a hawkish Fed, which is not only talking about
multiple rate hikes, but also implementing it despite soft US economic
data and also in the process of normalization of its B/S, other major
central bankers may be now forced to be neutral or even hike by
following Fed in order to keep the policy rate differential at present
level. Thus, the era of easy money may be over for the time being, which
is also not good for the risk/EM assets.
Back to home, RBI (India) may be constrained to be neutral in order to
keep the policy parity with a hawkish Fed despite room for rate cut. All
eyes may be now on the GST (disruptions) and PSBS consolidation & NPA
resolution; Indian market may continue to digest the impact of GST on
the Q1& Q2FY18 because of de-stocking both at manufacturing &
dealers/retailers level for concern of input tax credit issues and
changes in taxes.
Apart from GST concern, domestic market sentiment may be also affected
by reports of acute cash shortage in different states as ATMS are
running dry; SBI has reported almost 51% currency shortage in its ATMS.
As cash withdrawal restrictions by the Banks are not in place now,
informal economy may be again limping back, raising question of the
overall DeMo exercise.
There was also some apprehensions about the efficacy of the Govt’s move
to consolidate different smaller PSBS with some selected larger ones on
region basis as this may not solve the core issues of NPA and
recapitalization. On the other side, bigger PSBS having relatively
strong B/S as of now may also be affected due to this
merger/consolidation move.Already core EBITDA margin of big PSBS are in
question now and the proposed consolidation may make the core operating
margin weaker.
Private banks were under some pressure today after report that ICAI has
written to the RBI, questioning the auditor’s role in the NPA divergence
issue with the RBI report.
Today Nifty was helped by RIL (report of retail fuel outlets under Jio
banner with BP), Auro Pharma (USFDA approval and optimistic management
guidance about US business) and other Pharma scrips for USFDA approval
of certain drug molecules.
Nifty was dragged by BPCL, ONGC, Gail (concerns of GST on oil products
and daily price revision system; Govt’s move to consolidate or merge
different Oil & Gas companies into 2-3 large entity; RIL’s plan of fuel
retailing similar to telecom disruptions). Also, IT (TCS/INFY), PSBS
(BOB/SBI), Private Banks (HDFC/ICICI/INDUSIND/AXIS/YES Bank) dragged the
index. Metal counters were looking strong initially after reports of
price surge of China steels due to planned production cut; but later
they were also succumbed to general market weakness.
Elsewhere, in UK, BOE was in neutral mode as expected amid soft UK
economic data & political concerns. But market was surprised by votes of
3 hawks in MPC for a rate hike; subsequently GBPUSD jumped but later
again nosedived due to reality of UK political situation, Brexit
uncertainty; it also seems from the overall language of BOE that they
are quite confused amid higher inflation & weaker currency coupled with
lower growth.
Meanwhile, GBPUSD again come into pressure as market may be realizing
that despite some surprised hawks in MPC, Carney may not in mood to hike
rates amid intensified UK political jitters; Theresa’s own leadership
may be now in question.
Also, market was looking for some more BOE policy clarity in today’s
evening Mansion House event, where Hammond & Carney were supposed to
deliver some speech regarding UK monetary policy; but due to recent
London fire incident, the event is cancelled for the time being. So GBP
bulls might be disappointed, although BOE may publish the official
speech of Carney later on. It was this Mansion House, where Carney first
indicated about UK rate hikes in 2014; market may be looking for
something similar now.
USDJPY is now trading around 110.30, jumped by almost 0.71% and
approaching the key resistance zone of 110.60 after Yellen sounded quite
hawkish contrary to earlier market expectations of a dovish stance. The
rally is being further supported by Fed’s stance of gradual tapering of
its QE bond (B/S) and upbeat US economic data just published.
*Today’s US economic data came as:*
NY Empire manufacturing index: 19.8 vs 4.0 expected (PRIOR:-1.00)
June Philly Fed index: 27.6 vs 24.0 expected (PRIOR: 38.8)
Initial jobless claims: 237K vs 242K estimate (PRIOR: 245K)
IIP (May): 0.0% vs +0.2% expected (PRIOR: 1.1%)
Thus, except IIP, all the other US economic data today is quite upbeat;
but tepid IIP data may be also negative for the USD and market may again
raised concern about true underlying US economic strength to withstand
multiple Fed rate hikes.
*In any way, USDJPY now need to stay above 110.60-111.75 for further
rally; *tomorrow’s BOJ meet may be vital now. BOJ is expected to be
neutral as of now; but any indication of QQE bond tapering to counter
Fed’s gradual tapering may also risk the USDJPY rally.
*Technically, GBPUSD (1.2704) now need to sustain above 1.27952-1.28205
for any further rally; otherwise it may fall towards 1.25290-1.23640 in
the coming days.*
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