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The stock market continue to behave bearish under the selling pressure, Sensex has fallen below the 27000 fell around while Nifty also looks weak underneath this situation.

Sensex traded at 26993.38, high on 27242.05 and low on 26924.14 while Nifty traded at 8171.80, high on 8229.40 and low on 8147.45.

Axis Bank is still traded high and up 3 percent with the support of HDFC, ONGC, ICICI and L&T. Among the losers are Sun Pharma, Vedanta, ITC, Coal India, and Tata Motors.

Oil prices slipped away from five-month high in the Asian market on Thursday as Japanese factory output weakened for a second month also.

Stocks that are in a news are HDFC, Varun shipping, Biocon, Axis Bank, TVS Motors, L&T and RBI.

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[sonu05]

Todays 30 april commodity tips

1. BUY GOLD Below 27110.00 T1- 27170.00, T2- 27220.00, T3- 27280.00 with SL- 27035.00

2. SELL SILVER At 37623.00 T1- 37200.00, T2- 36500.00 with SL- 38500.00

3. SELL COPPER Below 387.50 T1- 385.50, T2- 383.00, T3- 380.00 with SL- 388.50

4. SELL CRUDEOIL Above 3765.00 T1- 3720.00, T2- 3680.00, T3- 3620.00 with SL- 3805.00

5. BUY NATURALGAS Above 156.00 T1- 157.20, T2- 158.50, T3- 161.00 with SL- 155.50


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[sharetipsguru1]

The market is slipping away, as the Sensex is down 295.90 points or 1 percent at 26930.03. The Nifty is down 85.35 points or 1 percent at 8154.40. About 1031 shares have advanced, 1369 shares declined, and 147 shares are unchanged. Bharti, Tata Power, HDFC, Coal India and Dr Reddy's Labs are among major laggards while Axis Bank, Vedanta, Cipla, Reliance and ONGC are top gainers in the Sensex. The rupee pared its initial losses, but was still down by 17 paise at 63.47 against the American currency in late morning trade on sustained bouts of month-end dollar demand from banks and importers amid weak equities. The dollar was lower against its major rivals in early trade over the doubts about the strength of the US economic recovery.

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