09 February, 2010 19:27 IST
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Markets may see higher levels next week
Source: IRIS (29-AUG-08)
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P K Agarwal, president- research, Bonanza Portfolio, while commenting on the markets said, yesterday`s inflation data was the pleasant positive surprise for the market. Global cues were also positive, resulting in markets opening with a gap up.

Nifty gained more strength as the day progressed. Q1 GDP growth came at 7.9%, which was acceptable to the market.

Nifty touched a high of 4,368 and closed near the high at 4,360.

Banking, accompanied by SBI, PNB, BPCL & Rel Infra led the Bulls charge. Cairn India was the lone heavy weight loser.

Giving his openion on the next week`s market, Agarwal said, ``Markets may see higher levels, in the week starting 1 Sept 08. Nifty can go upto 4,400/4,420 levels, where market may face resistance. On down side 4,300 can provide support.``

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