INDIAN BENCHMARKS higher; NSE posts 10 straight sessions of gainsINDIAN EQUITY BENCHMARKS gained 0.4 percent, rising for a tenth consecutive session, its longest winning streak since September 2007, as shares of capital goods firms rose ahead of the fiscal budget next month and oil retailers benefited from a slump in crude prices. The S&P BSE Sensex and CNX Nifty ended 0.41%-0.43% higher each.
·OBC Q3 disappoints; Asset Quality Worsens
·Asian Paints Q3 below estimates; Consolidated net profit at Rs368 cr
·Dr Reddys Lab consolidated Q3 net profit at Rs575 crore
·HDFC Q3 Profits In-Line with Estimates
·Sesa Sterlite Q3 consolidated net profit down 15% (YoY)
The crucial resistance for Nifty is now seen at 8995 and above this 9050. Support for the immediate term is now placed at 8835 and next support will be 8755.
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