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స్టాక్ మార్కెట్లు నేడు భారీ లాభాలతో ముగిశాయి. నేటి వృద్ధితో జీవనకాల గరిష్ఠాలను తాకాయి సూచీలు. సెన్సెక్స్ 330 పాయింట్లు వృద్ధి చెందింది. నిఫ్టీ 85 పాయింట్లు బలపడింది.
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Published : May 30, 2019, 4:19 PM IST
| Updated : May 30, 2019, 5:34 PM IST
నిన్నటి (బుధవారం) నష్టాల తర్వాత స్టాక్ మార్కెట్లలో నేడు బుల్ జోరు కొనసాగింది. భారీ లాభాలతో జీవనకాల గరిష్ఠాలకు చేరాయి సూచీలు.
బొంబాయి స్టాక్ ఎక్స్చేంజి సూచీ-సెన్సెక్స్ 330 పాయింట్లు బలపడింది. చివరకు 39,832 వద్ద జీవనకాల అత్యధిక ముగింపు నమోదు చేసింది. జాతీయ స్టాక్ ఎక్స్చేంజి సూచీ-నిఫ్టీ 85 పాయింట్ల వృద్ధితో 11,946 జీవనకాల గరిష్ఠం వద్ద సెషన్ ముగించింది.
ఇంట్రాడే సాగిందిలా...
లాభాలతో ప్రారంభమైన సెన్సెక్స్ ఆద్యంతం అదే జోరు కనబరిచింది. సెషన్ మొత్తం 39,501 - 39,912 పాయింట్ల మధ్య కదలాడింది ఈ సూచీ.
నిఫ్టీ నేడు 11,969 పాయింట్ల గరిష్ఠాన్ని తాకగా.. ఓ దశలో 11,859 పాయింట్ల కనిష్ఠానికి చేరింది.
లాభనష్టాల్లోనివి ఇవే..
ఎన్టీపీసీ 3.44 శాతం, భారతీ ఎయిర్ టెల్ 2.33 శాతం, బజాజ్ ఫినాన్స్ 2.07 శాతం, టీసీఎస్ 1.91 శాతం, ఎస్ బ్యాంకు 1.88 శాతం, హెచ్డీఎఫ్సీ 1.81 శాతం, ఎస్బీఐ 1.46 శాతం లాభాలను నమోదు చేశాయి.
సన్ ఫార్మా అత్యధికంగా 2.39 శాతం నష్టపోయింది. ఎంఅండ్ఎం 1.61 శాతం, ఓఎన్జీసీ, 1.40 శాతం, ఇండస్ఇండ్ బ్యాంకు 1.35 శాతం, వేదాంత 1.12 శాతం, టాటా స్టీల్ 0.85 శాతం, టాటా మోటార్స్ 0.71 శాతం నష్టాల్లో ముగిశాయి.
నిన్నటి (బుధవారం) నష్టాల తర్వాత స్టాక్ మార్కెట్లలో నేడు బుల్ జోరు కొనసాగింది. భారీ లాభాలతో జీవనకాల గరిష్ఠాలకు చేరాయి సూచీలు.
బొంబాయి స్టాక్ ఎక్స్చేంజి సూచీ-సెన్సెక్స్ 330 పాయింట్లు బలపడింది. చివరకు 39,832 వద్ద జీవనకాల అత్యధిక ముగింపు నమోదు చేసింది. జాతీయ స్టాక్ ఎక్స్చేంజి సూచీ-నిఫ్టీ 85 పాయింట్ల వృద్ధితో 11,946 జీవనకాల గరిష్ఠం వద్ద సెషన్ ముగించింది.
ఇంట్రాడే సాగిందిలా...
లాభాలతో ప్రారంభమైన సెన్సెక్స్ ఆద్యంతం అదే జోరు కనబరిచింది. సెషన్ మొత్తం 39,501 - 39,912 పాయింట్ల మధ్య కదలాడింది ఈ సూచీ.
నిఫ్టీ నేడు 11,969 పాయింట్ల గరిష్ఠాన్ని తాకగా.. ఓ దశలో 11,859 పాయింట్ల కనిష్ఠానికి చేరింది.
లాభనష్టాల్లోనివి ఇవే..
ఎన్టీపీసీ 3.44 శాతం, భారతీ ఎయిర్ టెల్ 2.33 శాతం, బజాజ్ ఫినాన్స్ 2.07 శాతం, టీసీఎస్ 1.91 శాతం, ఎస్ బ్యాంకు 1.88 శాతం, హెచ్డీఎఫ్సీ 1.81 శాతం, ఎస్బీఐ 1.46 శాతం లాభాలను నమోదు చేశాయి.
సన్ ఫార్మా అత్యధికంగా 2.39 శాతం నష్టపోయింది. ఎంఅండ్ఎం 1.61 శాతం, ఓఎన్జీసీ, 1.40 శాతం, ఇండస్ఇండ్ బ్యాంకు 1.35 శాతం, వేదాంత 1.12 శాతం, టాటా స్టీల్ 0.85 శాతం, టాటా మోటార్స్ 0.71 శాతం నష్టాల్లో ముగిశాయి.
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"I think the U.S. is ignoring the important consensus it has reached with China by imposing high tariffs. Actually I think they have misjudged the situation. I mean they believe such unilateral exertion of extreme pressure will force China to back down, to compromise. However, China has its principles and will never sign an unequal agreement. China does not yield to pressure and not compromise with no principles."
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11. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Li Gang, director, academic committee, Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, Chinese Ministry of Commerce (starting with shot 8):
"Americans thought that China posed a threat to the U.S. monopoly and hegemony in the high tech area. Under such circumstances, the U.S. wants to block normal business and industrial exchanges by provoking a trade war. This goes against international rules and will not be supported by the rest of the world."
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13. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Liu Jianxing, deputy director of International Cooperation Center of National Development and Reform Commission (partially overlaid with shots 14-16):
"According to data released by the WTO, in the past few years, among cases of violation of WTO rules, two thirds were done by the U.S. And it has a considerable amount of bad records of breaking other international rules. In the past, the U.S. wanted 'America first' and now it wants 'America only'. Therefore, the U.S. finds international rules are binding so it wants to bypass them. When the U.S. begins to do this, all its trading partners, from Europe or North America, will be reconsidering their trade relations with the U.S. This will definitely do a great harm to the U.S. soft power."
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"This expectation of the growth rate is the lowest since the 2008 international financial crisis. Most countries want to maintain the free trade system based on rules, but the U.S. wants to overthrow it with protectionism, with de-globalization, with 'America first'. Now the international community is quite concerned that the U.S. will drag the whole world into to a swamp of recession, turbulence and risk with its protectionism and retrogression."
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The U.S. defiance of international rules in adopting the harsh trade tariff policy is doomed to fail, as trade partners could reconsider trade relations with the U.S. rather than yield to extreme pressure, said Chinese experts amid the escalating China-U.S. trade tensions.
In separate interviews with China Central Television, the experts said the newly added tariffs on Chinese goods are reflective of the U.S. administration's defiance of international trade rules and disrespect of the consensus achieved with China and in past 40 years, and that trade disputes should be settled through negotiations on an equal footing.
"I think the U.S. is ignoring the important consensus it has reached with China by imposing high tariffs. Actually I think they have misjudged the situation. I mean they believe such unilateral exertion of extreme pressure will force China to back down, to compromise. However, China has its principles and will never sign an unequal agreement. China does not yield to pressure and not compromise with no principles," said Ruan Zongze, executive vice president of China Institute of International Studies.
The U.S. is taking its national security as an excuse to ban Chinese enterprises and interrupt normal business exchanges between the two countries. Such a move is also harming its own enterprises' interests, as today's world is much integrated than it was in terms of economic cooperation, according to experts.
"Americans thought that China posed a threat to the U.S. monopoly and hegemony in the high tech area. Under such circumstances, the U.S. wants to block normal business and industrial exchanges by provoking a trade war. This goes against international rules and will not be supported by the rest of the world," said Li Gang, director of academic committee under the Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation under the Chinese Ministry of Commerce.
The experts said the U.S. has never had a good record of abiding by international trade rules. It always gives its domestic laws a higher status than international rules.
"According to data released by the WTO, in the past few years, among cases of violation of WTO rules, two thirds were done by the U.S. And it has a considerable amount of bad records of breaking other international rules. In the past, the U.S. wanted 'America first' and now it wants 'America only'. Therefore, the U.S. finds international rules are binding so it wants to bypass them. When the U.S. begins to do this, all its trading partners, from Europe or North America, will be reconsidering their trade relations with the U.S. This will definitely do a great harm to the U.S. soft power," said Liu Jianxing, deputy director of the International Cooperation Center of the National Development and Reform Commission.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) lowered its 2019 global growth forecast from 3.5 percent to 3.3 percent in a report issued in April, and warned that rising trade tensions beyond forecast remain a key source of risk to the economic outlook.
"This expectation of the growth rate is the lowest since the 2008 international financial crisis. Most countries want to maintain the free trade system based on rules, but the U.S. wants to overthrow it with protectionism, with de-globalization, with 'America first'. Now the international community is quite concerned that the U.S. will drag the whole world into to a swamp of recession, turbulence and risk with its protectionism and retrogression," said Zhang Yansheng, member of the academic committee under the National Development and Reform Commission.
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