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To say that the Indian markets will turn the corner any day and regain their previous boom levels will be a mistake. There is no evidence to suggest that the bad times are over. Indications in fact point that what we are seeing now in the economy will last for a few more months at least. The movements of the Sensex and the Nifty are merely reflections of our own economy and sheds crucial insight into the markets and economies of not only India but the world.

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Indices break records; no respite yet for the bulls

Sundaramurthy Vadivelu

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The Nifty closed at 4464 on August 31, losing 64.85 points or 1.43% last month. The long lower shadow indicates that the lower side volatility was high i.e. attempt was made to push the index down but the bulls managed to close it near the open.

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Indices record new highs; but it’s time to be cautious

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On September 18, the US Fed Reserve cut the key interest rate by half percentage point and many Asian markets were reacting sharply to this news.