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*Very Good Morning!!!*
*US Markets in Detail....*

*SGX: 16,440 (-120) (-0.72%)*

*Today*
*Listing of Equity Shares of EMudhra*
7,80,72,371 Equity Shares of Rs.5/- each fully paid up …Issue Price: Rs. 256/- ….last heard (-3)

*Listing of new securities of Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd*
4,13,25,300 Equity Shares of Rs. 5/- each issued pursuant to the Scheme of Amalgamation and Arrangement of Dr. Reddy's Holdings Ltd with Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd.
Date of Allotment: 22/04/2022

*Listing of New Securities of ADF FOODS LTD.*
9,43,500 equity shares of Rs. 10/- each issued at premium of Rs. 352/- to Promoters and Non-Promoters on a preferential basis pursuant to conversion of warrants.
Date of Allotment: 16/03/2022

*Listing of New Securities of RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LTD*
47,133 Equity shares pursuant to conversion of partly paid shares to fully paid up of Rs. 10/- each issued on rights basis.

*Listing of New Securities of JTL INFRA LTD.*
13,50,000 equity shares of Rs. 2/- each issued at premium of Rs. 34/- to Non-Promoters on a preferential basis pursuant to conversion of warrants.
Date of Allotment: 05/05/2022

*Last Heard:*
Aether: +14/17
E-Mudra (-3)

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*Stocks in Asia look set to kick off June lower after ending a month marked by intense volatility as fears of aggressive monetary tightening to fight inflation mounted. Treasury yields and the dollar jumped.*

*Futures fell in Japan, Australia and Hong Kong. The S&P 500 retreated, ending May virtually flat, while the Nasdaq 100 also pulled back, falling for a fourth month in five.*

*U.S. stocks fell in see-saw trading Tuesday as investors closed out a rocky month that saw the S&P 500 flirt with bear-market territory amid inflation and recession fears.*

*U.S. stocks end lower Tuesday as Biden, Powell meet on inflation; Dow, S&P eke out gains in May*

*A tumultuous May for markets ended almost exactly where it started in equities, with a late-session drop Tuesday depositing the S&P 500 less than a point higher than its level a month ago. It was a final twist in a month that saw volatility surge and debates rage around inflation, the Federal Reserve’s plan to subdue it and the impact on the economy.*

The S&P 500 fell 0.6% on Tuesday, bringing its monthly return to virtually zero. During the month of May, the benchmark index surged more than 8% after falling within points of a 20% drop from a record, signifying a bear market.

Equities began the day lower on worries inflation was proving more persistent, intensifying the debate over how quickly central banks will raise interest rates.

Treasury yields pushed higher following last week’s equity market bounce after a historic string of weekly losses. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 each eked out gains in May, while the Nasdaq Composite fell for a second straight month.

Stocks bounced sharply last week, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 6.2% to snap a run of eight straight weekly losses — its longest since 1932. The S&P 500, which earlier this month came within a whisker of the arbitrary 20% pullback threshold that marks a bear market, rose 6.6% last week for its biggest weekly gain since March 2020, while the Nasdaq Composite, which fell into a bear market earlier this year, rose 6.8%.

In May, the Dow and S&P 500 each eked out a gain of less than 0.1% while the Nasdaq fell 2.1%.

Federal Reserve policy was also top of mind for investors as U.S. President Joe Biden and Fed Chair Jerome Powell met on Tuesday to discuss inflation, which Biden said ahead of the meeting was his "top priority."

This was after Fed Governor Christopher Waller said on Monday the U.S. central bank should be prepared to raise rates by a half percentage point at every meeting from now on until inflation is decisively curbed.

*On U.S. exchanges 15.52 billion shares changed hands on Tuesday, compared with the 20-day moving average of 13.25 billion.*

Treasuries extended their slump in New York, driving the yield on the benchmark 10-year note up by the most in more than three weeks, as renewed inflation concerns and economic data supported expectations for multiple Federal Reserve hikes in coming months.

Intermediate-dated benchmarks led the decline, with yields on five-, seven-and 10-year Treasuries rising by around 12 basis points and they were near those peaks late in New York. The moves were spurred by hawkish comments from Fed Governor Christopher Waller and gained steam after stronger-than-expected reports on US consumer confidence and Chicago-area business conditions.

*Oil’s rally fizzled following a report that OPEC members are exploring the idea of exempting Russia from its oil-production deal, which could open the door for other producers to pump more oil.*

*West Texas Intermediate futures in New York s7hed nearly all of its gains to settle under $115 after earlier rising almost $5. Exempting Russia from oil-production targets could potentially pave the way for Saudi Arabia, the UAE and other producers in the cartel to pump more crude, the Wall Street Journal reported.*

*Euro-zone consumer prices jumped 8.1% to a record from a year earlier in May, exceeding the 7.8% median estimate in a Bloomberg survey. Treasury yields climbed across the curve, joining the selloff in German bunds and European bonds. The dollar advanced.*

*What drove markets?*

In the final day of the month, the bounce from recent lows appeared to be stalling.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is expected to meet President Joe Biden in a rare Oval office meeting on Tuesday to discuss inflation ahead of US payroll numbers later this week.

*Fears central-bank rate hikes may tip the economy into a recession are keeping investors watchful as rising food and energy costs squeeze consumers. May saw nearly unprecedented volatility in stocks as the S&P 500 plunged more than 3% three different times and capped its longest streak of weekly losses since 2001 only to surge at the month’s end.*

*The advances come amid skepticism about whether the market is near a trough and as volatility stays elevated. Swaps show traders have almost fully priced in two half-point rate increases in June and July, with even odds of a third such hike in September.*

*When you throw-in the likelihood that earnings estimates are going to have go be cut in a significant way as we move through the summer, it emboldens our view that the stock market will have to see lower-lows before the ultimate bottom for this decline is reached.*

“What remains critical is that even though the Federal Reserve is likely to remain hawkish until the peak in interest rates and the Fed balance sheet reduction -- both of which are expected in September -- inflation expectations are plummeting and nominal rates are cooling down,” Lisa Shalett, chief investment officer at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, said in a note. “We sense not only are we passing ‘peak Fed’ but that more positive catalysts will arrive by the fourth quarter as inflation decelerates, China stimulus accelerates and the US midterm election campaigns heat up.”

“I don’t think we’ve seen the bottom,” said Steve Sosnick, chief strategist at Interactive Brokers, in a phone interview Tuesday. Investors “haven’t thrown in the towel,” he said, meaning they haven’t yet capitulated in this year’s slump.

Analysts said last week’s bounce was technically overdue, coming as the selloff that took the S&P 500 to the brink of a bear market on May 19 left the market stretched to the downside by several measures.

The move to the downside saw steep sector selloffs that ranged from -2.6% for consumer staples to 34.3% for consumer discretionary, while the percentage of sub-industries trading below their 50- and 200-day moving averages were more than two standard deviations below their 27-year means, noted Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA, in a note. The S&P 500 12-month forward earnings-per-share estimates declined to 16.8 times price — down 1.1% from its 20-plus year average and the lowest reading since April 2020.

“These extremes hinted quite loudly that, like the release of an overstretched rubber band, the market was primed for at least a short-term snapback,” Stovall said. “And snap it did…The only question remaining is whether this rally will extend or evaporate. We remain skeptical of this rally’s sustainability.”

*A hawkish speech delivered Monday by Christopher Waller, a Fed governor, didn’t seem to help sentiment in early trade. Waller said he supports half percentage point interest rate increases until there are signs inflation is cooling toward its 2% target. The core reading of the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge was 4.9% in April.*

The yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose 9.4 basis points Tuesday to 2.842%, according to Dow Jones Market Data.

*Waller said the May employment and CPI reports will be key pieces of data “to get information about the continuing strength of the labor market and about the momentum in price increases.” The May jobs report is due on Friday, and the CPI report is set for release the following Friday.*

*President Joe Biden met with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell Tuesday afternoon to discuss the economy and inflation. In an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal, Biden said he would not seek to influence the Fed’s decisions.*

*In U.S. economic data released Tuesday, the Conference Board’s index of consumer confidence fell slightly in May to 106.4 from 108.6 in April, reflecting worries about high inflation and a slowdown in the economy. Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal had forecast the index to total 103.9.*

“The consumer is not panicking,” said Sosnick, of Interactive Brokers. He found the survey “relatively encouraging,” saying the results beat expectations while the findings for April were revised higher.

*Spending plans are cooling but not plummeting as financial conditions tighten. This is exactly what Federal Reserve policy makers want to see. Buying plans for large ticket items such as autos and homes are holding steady, revealing a fairly stable consumer sector. The economy will most likely avoid a recession in the near term as the Fed successfully navigates a ‘softish’ landing.*

*U.S. home prices rose again in March even as higher mortgage rates began to bite, leaving prices at all-time highs. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-city price index was up a record 21.2% year over year while the federal government’s price tracker climbed 19% in the same span.*

*Meanwhile, West Texas Intermediate crude for July delivery fell 0.4% to finish at $114.67 a barrel Tuesday after the European Union reached a watered-down agreement that will partially ban imports of Russian oil. For the month of May, the U.S. oil benchmark climbed 9.5%.*

The stock market doesn’t like higher oil prices as that feeds into concerns over high inflation, as consumers worried about paying more for gas could pull back spending in other areas of the economy, said Sosnick.

*At the start of May, the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates by half a percentage point in a bid to tamp down generationally hot inflation. Recession fears have mounted as market participants fear the Fed’s policy tightening will trigger an economic decline.*

*“Higher inflation and slower growth are now the consensus view but that doesn’t mean it’s fully discounted,” Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson said in a note Tuesday.*

*Disappointing quarterly reports in May from the likes of Walmart and Snap showed inflation hurting American consumers and eating into corporate profits.*

*Investors also eyed the continuing war in Ukraine and Covid outbreaks in China, raising concerns about global commodities and supply chain challenges.*

Stocks struggled during the month amid the negative cross currents. The S&P 500 on May 20 dipped into bear-market territory briefly, falling 20% below its high at one point during the session. Meanwhile, the Dow saw its longest weekly losing streak since 1923, falling for eight consecutive weeks before last week’s rally.

Last week, the Dow and the S&P 500 notched their best weekly gains since November 2020. The blue-chip average closed up 6.2% for the week, ending an eight-week losing streak. The S&P 500 gained 6.5%, and the Nasdaq added 6.8% on the week, ending positive after seven continual weeks of losses.

Still, stocks remain well off their highs. The Dow is 10.7% below its record. The S&P 500 is down 14.2%, and the Nasdaq is off by 25.5%.

*Bear markets are incredibly difficult to navigate, because they are inherently volatile and prone to sharp upside rallies*

In corporate earnings, Salesforce, HP and Victoria’s Secret are expected to report results after the closing bell Tuesday.

Among individual stock moves, Deutsche Bank AG slipped after the lender and its asset management unit had their Frankfurt offices raided by police. Unilever Plc jumped as activist investor Nelson Peltz joined its board. US energy stocks rose following the advance in crude oil prices. And US-listed Chinese stocks also climbed, on track to wipe out their monthly losses as easing in lockdown measures

*Despite a potential strong finish to a historically weak month, the SPX is still coming into June with a loss of more than 10%. The good news is that for similar performance years, the index has historically rebounded into year-end. For years with losses of more than 10% from January to May, the SPX has posted average and median June to December returns of 6.3% and 5.8%, respectively.*

*Elsewhere, Bitcoin was back above $32,000 as investors and strategists said the digital currency is showing signs of bottoming out*

*Which companies were in focus?*
Shares of Yamana Gold Inc. gained 3.7% after Gold Fields Ltd. announced a $6.7 billion deal for the Canadian miner.

In Asia, the Shanghai Composite closed 1.2% higher Tuesday for a monthly gain of 4.6%. The Hang Seng Index rose 1.4% in Hong Kong Tuesday, advancing 1.5% in May. Japan’s Nikkei 225 edged down 0.3% Tuesday and rose 1.6% in May.

*European stocks closed lower on Tuesday after hot inflation readings reignited concerns about the pace of monetary tightening from central banks.*

*Euro zone inflation hit an annual 8.1% in May, exceeding expectations and marking a seventh consecutive record high. The record annual consumer price increase was driven by soaring energy costs, which hit 39.2% (up from 37.5% in April) and a 7.5% increase in food, alcohol and tobacco prices (up from 6.3%).*

Data on Monday also showed that German EU-harmonized inflation came in at an annual 8.7% in May, significantly outstripping analyst expectations of 8.0% in a Reuters poll and marking a sharp incline from the 7.8% seen in April.

*French inflation also surpassed expectations in May to a record of 5.8%, up from 5.4% in April, preliminary data showed on Tuesday.*

*Investors were watching the data closely for indications as to the speed and scale of interest rate hikes that may be required from the European Central Bank from July onward.*

*Unilever shares climbed 8.9%* after the British consumer goods giant named American activist investor Nelson Peltz to its board.

Global markets are also reacting to another jump in oil prices after EU leaders agreed late on Monday to ban 90% of Russian crude by the end of the year, as part of the bloc’s sixth sanctions package against Moscow since its invasion of Ukraine.

Russia vowed to find other importers for its crude shortly after the embargo was announced.

*Here are some key events to watch this week:*
# The Federal Reserve is set to start shrinking its $8.9 trillion balance sheet Wednesday
# The Fed releases its Beige Book report on regional economic conditions Wednesday
# New York Fed President John Williams, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard speak at separate events Wednesday
# OPEC+ virtual meeting Wednesday
# Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester discusses the economic outlook Thursday
# US May employment report Friday
# The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization releases its monthly food price index at a time of maximum concern about global supplies on Friday

*Currencies*
# The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index rose 0.3%
# The euro fell 0.3% to $1.0744
# The British pound fell 0.3% to $1.2620
# The Japanese yen fell 0.8% to 128.62 per dollar

*Bonds*
# The yield on 10-year Treasuries advanced 10 basis points to 2.84%
# Germany’s 10-year yield advanced seven basis points to 1.12%
# Britain’s 10-year yield advanced 11 basis points to 2.10%

*Commodities*
# West Texas Intermediate crude fell 0.2% to $114.87 a barrel
# Gold futures fell 0.7% to $1,844.60 an ounce

*May-2022 Auto Sales Estimates YoY:*

*Ashok Leyland:* 11800 units versus 3199 units ( *Up 268.9%* )

*Tata Motors:* 73900 units versus 26661 units ( *Up 177.2%* )

*M&M Tractor:* 33500 units versus 24184 units ( *Up 38.0%* )

*M&M Auto:* 46400 units versus 17447 units ( *Up 34.0%* )

*Maruti:* 159200 units versus 46555 units ( *Up 241.9%* )

*Hero Motocorp:* 520000 units versus 183044 units ( *Up 184.0%* )

*TVS Motors:* 310000 units versus 166889 units ( *Up 85.8%* )

*Bajaj Auto:* 3125000 units versus 271862 units ( *Up 15.9%* )

*Eicher Motors RE:* 62200 units versus 27294 units ( *Up 128.0%* )

*Escorts:* 7815 units versus 6423 units ( *Up 22.0%* )

(Numbers seen higher on YoY basis as during May 2021 sales impacted on account of Omicron wave and shortages of semiconductor)

1,40,885 crore gross GST Revenue collection for May 2022; increase of 44% YoY and down 15.9% MoM

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*Instl. Investors EQUITY Cash Trades PROV. - 01/06/2022 : Rs. CRS. :*

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*DIIS : BUY +984 (5,457-4,473)*

*SGX Nifty -90 pts (16440) from last trade 16530 ,*


Nikkei -55 pts ,
Hangseng -253 pts ,
Now @7.10am .


Dow -176.89 pts ,Nsdq -86.93 pts, S&P
-30.92 pts , Bovespa +9 pts , Ftse -74 pts , Dax -47 pts , Cac -49 pts , Crude @ $111.84 brl (-3.45), Brent @ $112.84 brl (-3.46) , Gold @ 1850.30 (+1.60), Silver @ $21.845 (-0.07), Euro @ $1.0654, JPY @ $129.99,  INR @ 77.545





*Today's Corporate Action*
*2nd June Ex Date*




ASAHISONG
Buy Back of Shares
CASTROLIND
Final Dividend - Rs. - 3.0000
IMAGICAA
E.G.M.
KALLAM
Right Issue of Equity Shares
MISHTANN
Bonus issue 1:1
PAGEIND
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 70.0000
ROJL
Bonus issue 82:32
SMAUTO
Interim Dividend - Rs. - 1.2500
TATACOFFEE
Dividend - Rs. - 2.0000
TATAINVEST
Final Dividend - Rs. - 55.0000





*Today's Key Results/Board Meetings*
*2-Jun-22*




AKI
Bonus issue;Increase in Authorised Capital;General;Preferential Issue of shares
DDIL
General




*Stock under F&O ban on NSE*
*2-Jun-22*



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*Business News Headlines*🇮🇳

*Economic Times*

Ø Vedanta's committee of directors to consider raising up to Rs 4,100 cr via debentures
Ø Reliance signs JV with Plastic Legno, to acquire 40% in its toy manufacturing business
Ø Rakesh Jhunjhunwala sells 25 lakh shares of Delta Corp; stake falls to 6.2%
Ø HDFC merger has the blessings of PMO, RBI: Sashidhar Jagdishan
Ø Sula Vineyards plans IPO of upto Rs 1,400 cr
Ø Tea companies refuse to pick orders on high chemical content
Ø Govt collects Rs 1.41 lakh crore GST in May
Ø India cuts base import price of palm oil; raises soyoil price
Ø Concession period hiked to 45 yrs for proposed multi-modal logistics parks
Ø Lenders to consider loan settlement proposal of RFL: Religare
Ø Shareholders raise concerns over Dhanlaxmi Bank's financial health, rising expenses
Ø Global semiconductor shortage likely to last through 2023

*Business Standard*

Ø Zee can participate in IPL e-auction on its own, says MD Punit Goenka
Ø India's FMCG sector grows at 6% in Q4; volumes contract on low consumption
Ø Record renewable energy output helps India ease coal shortage in May
Ø IMD raises 2022 monsoon forecast to 103% of LPA on likely La Nina effect
Ø M&M reports over 200% surge in total sales at 53,726 units in May
Ø DGCA fines SpiceJet Rs 10 lakh for training pilots on faulty simulator
Ø Pvt refiners profit from cheap Russian crude, state refiners suffer
Ø PayMate India files papers with Sebi to raise Rs 1,500 cr through IPO
Ø Power sector crisis could become a drag on India's economic growth
Ø Thematic returns score over pure equity funds in past year, shows data

*Financial Express*

Ø NSE utilises Saas firm Qlik for managing compliance monitoring
Ø Sebi levies Rs 57 lakh fine on 6 entities for facilitating front running activities
Ø Passenger vehicle sales see muted growth, supply-demand mismatch may ring heavy for OEMs
Ø Adani Enterprises may enter Nifty 50 in next semi-annual index review, LIC could see Nifty next 50 inclusion
Ø JSW Steel to expand capacity to 36 mtpa, invest Rs 20,000 crore
Ø Individual settles case with Sebi in Religare
Ø Safety hazard: DGCA imposes Rs 10 lakh fine on SpiceJet for faulty training of Max aircraft pilots
Ø Sun Pharma reports Q4 net loss at Rs 2,277 cr
Ø Reliance Industries’s CSR spend in FY22 at Rs 1,185 crore
Ø Union Minister Piyush Goyal tells stakeholders to resolve cotton price issue
Ø High inflation rate in India and challenges being posed by it

Investors Meetings on June 2

UltraTech Cement: The company's officials will meet Oaktree Capital Management.

Prince Pipes and Fittings: The company's officials will attend B&K Securities Annual Investor Conference - Trinity India 2022.

Fine Organic Industries: The company's officials will attend B&K Securities Annual Investor Conference - Trinity India 2022.

TTK Prestige: The company's officials will attend B&K Securities Annual Investor Conference - Trinity India 2022.

Allcargo Logistics: The company's officials will attend B&K Securities Annual Investor Conference - Trinity India 2022.

NIIT: The company's officials will attend B&K Securities Annual Investor Conference - Trinity India 2022.

Arvind Fashions: The company's officials will attend B&K Securities Annual Investor Conference - Trinity India 2022.

Zee Entertainment Enterprises: The company's officials will attend B&K Securities Annual Investor Conference - Trinity India 2022.

IRCTC: The company's officials will meet Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management, Hongkong.

Axiscades Technologies: The company's
officials will meet investors.

Stocks in News

Delta Corp: Subsidiary Delta Pleasure Cruise Company has commenced management of operations of the casino at the hotel "The Zuri White Sands Goa, Resort and Casino", situated at Pedda Varca Salcete, Goa. With the commencement of operations of this casino by DPCCPL (subsidiary), the company and its subsidiaries now operate five casinos in Goa.

Butterfly Gandhimathi Appliances: CRISIL has upgraded its long term rating on the company to 'AA' from 'A-', and short term rating to 'A1+' from 'A2+'.

Eicher Motors: The company sold 63,643 units of Royal Enfield in May 2022, registering a growth of 133 percent compared to 27,294 units sold in same month last year. In year-ago month, several states had imposed lockdowns to control the spread of Covid virus. Eicher exported 10,118 units in May 2022, up by 40 percent over 7,221 units sold in corresponding month last year.

Mold-Tek Packaging: Ashish R Kacholia & PAC (Himalaya Finance and Investment Company) sold 2.25 percent equity stake in the company via open market transactions on May 31. With this, their shareholding in the company stands reduced to 4.55 percent, down from 6.8 percent earlier.

Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works: The company has received a contract from Dredging Corporation of India, for 'capital dredging at Mangrol Fishing Harbour Phase III Part B', for a tenure of 12 months. The project cost is Rs 67.85 crore.

Mishtann Foods: Mishtann Foods has seen good response for Mishtann Pink Rock Salt and has bagged orders from major retail stores for 1700 metric tonnes. The supply of these orders will commence from July 2022.

Reliance Industries: Reliance Brands and Plastic Legno SPA have signed a joint venture through which Reliance Brands will acquire a 40 percent stake in Plastic Legno SPA's toy manufacturing business in India. Plastic Legno SPA is owned by the Sunino group that boasts of more than 25 years of toy production experience in Europe. This investment by Reliance Brands will bring in vertical integration for Reliance Brands' toy business and help diversify the supply chain with a long-term strategic interest in building toy manufacturing in India.

• India’s May GST Collections Rise 44% Y/y to 1.41T Rupees
• Ashwani Bhatia Takes Charge as Whole-Time Member at India’s SEBI
• ASIA OIL PRODUCTS: Indian Fuel Sales; Sri Lanka Seeks Imports
• QATAR TANKER TRACKER: May Flows Shrink as Japan, India Plunge
• India Company Bond Sales to Remain Benign on Muted Capex: Ind-Ra
• IShares MSCI India Suffers Daily Outflow of $173.4 Million
• Global Funds Sell Net INR19.3B of India Stocks Wednesday: NSE
o Domestic funds buy net 9.84b rupees of stocks
• Foreign Investors Sell Net INR9.95B of India Equities on Tuesday
• Foreigners Sell Net INR29.2B Indian Equity Derivatives Wednesday
• Gold Edges Higher as Traders Assess Fed Tightening Path
• Dollar Rises Along With Yields; Yen Leads Losses: Inside G-10
• Indian Opposition’s Gandhis Summoned in Corruption Case
• Bengaluru to host global conference for startups from June 2: PTI
• Coal loading to power houses increased by 28% in May as compared to last year: Rlys: PTI
• Ashoka Buildcon (ASBL): Gets INR973.7m per conciliation pact with NHAI
• Balaji Amines (BLA): Unit Balaji Speciality Chemicals approves raising up to INR2.5b in IPO fresh issue
• Delta Corp (DELTA): Billionaire Jhunjhunwala Cuts Stake in Casino-Operator Delta
• Eicher Motors (EIM):May Motorcycle Sales 63,643 Units Vs. 27,294 Y/y
• Hero Motocorp (HMCL):May Vehicle Sales 486,704 Units Vs. 183,044 Y/y
• Indian Bank (INBK): Raises TBLR lending rate 70-90 bps and MCLR lending rate 10-25 bps across tenors
• IndusInd Bank (IIB): Sold part holding in Birla Tyres on May 30, 31, reduces its stake to 3.87%
• Maruti Suzuki India (MSIL) May production 164,859 units vs 40,924 Y/y
• Reliance Industries (RIL): Says unit Reliance Brands to Buy 40% in Plastic Legno’s India Toy Business
• Religare Enterprises (RELG): Religare Finvest lenders agree to consider one-time settlement
• Welspun Corp (WLCO): Says unit East Pipes Integrated Co. in Saudi Arabia wins SAR 490M contract

*🔹INSTL. INVESTORS EQUITY DERIVAT. TRADES AS ON : 02-06-2022 :*

*FIIS F & O : RS. CRS. :*

*TOTAL NET SELL : -2298* 😢

*INDEX FUT. : -1349*

*INDEX OPT. : -1511*

*STOCK FUT. : +613*

*STOCK OPT. : -51*


*🔹INSTL. INVEST. EQUITY CASH PROV. TRADES AS ON : 02-JUN-22 : (Rs. CRS )*

*FIIS : SELL -452 (7,132-7,583)* 😔

*DIIS : BUY +130 (4,677-4,546)* 🙂

*BSE SENSEX : +437 (55,818)🔽*

*NSE NIFTY : +105 (16,627)🔼*

*BSE MIDCAP. : -09 (23,111)*🔽

*BSE SMLCAP. : +160 (26,695)*🔼

*B. CRUDE : $ 113.22 (5pm)* 🔽 😄😄

*GOLD: $1856=INR 52150(10gr)(5pm)*🔼😊

*SILVER :* *RS. 62,330 (kg) (5pm) 🔼 😄*

*FOREX : RS. : $ 77.6050* 🔽 😔

*6.54% GOI '32 : 7.4342% (93.92)* 🔼 😔

*5.74% GOI '26 : 7.1847% (94.5750)* 🔼 😔

*6.67% GOI '35 : 7.5897% (92.30)* 🔼 😔

*SGX Nifty +135 pts (16765) from last trade 16630 ,*


Nikkei +228 pts ,
Hangseng clsd ,
Now @6.55am .


Dow +435.05 pts ,Nsdq +322.44 pts, S&P
+75.59 pts , Bovespa +1032 pts , Ftse Clsd , Dax +144 pts , Cac +81 pts , Crude @ $117.51 brl (+0.64), Brent @ $117.61 brl (-0.00) , Gold @ 1873.10 (+1.70), Silver @ $22.42 (+0.01), Euro @ $1.0747, JPY @ $129.95,  INR @ 77.385





*Today's Corporate Action*
*3rd June Ex Date*



AYOME
E.G.M.
TORNTPHARM
Final Dividend - Rs. - 8.0000
TORNTPHARM
Special Dividend - Rs. - 15.0000




*Today's Key Results/Board Meetings*
*3-Jun-22*



ASHNI
General
HDIL
Quarterly Results
KOCL
General
OPTOCIRCUI
Quarterly Results
SUPRAP
General




*Stock under F&O ban on NSE*
*3-Jun-22*



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