State Bank Of India raises Rs 10,000 Cr via sixth bond issuance : Daily Market Update -11 July 2024 | Globe Capital Market LTD.
11-Jul-2024
State Bank Of India raises Rs 10,000 Cr via sixth bond issuance : Daily Market Update -11 July 2024

The State Bank of India, the largest lender in India, has achieved a significant milestone with its sixth infrastructure bond issuance, raising Rs 10,000 crore at a coupon rate of 7.36%. The issue, which was oversubscribed by approximately 3.6 times against its base size of Rs 5,000 crore, received bids totalling Rs 18,145 crore from a diverse range of investors, including provident funds, pension funds, insurance companies, mutual funds, and corporates.

Overview and Outlook

Global Stock Market Today

  • US equity markets settled higher by 1%.
  • European equity markets also settled higher in range 0.5% to 1%.
  • Asian equity markets are trading in green.
  • GIFT Nifty is up by 40 points, Nifty futures likely to open around 24400 levels (as on 8:20AM).

 

News highlights from across the globe

  • US equities rose for the seventh straight day to hit fresh all-time highs on Wednesday. This is the longest winning run for the equities since November.
  • Brent crude was trading 0.75% higher at $85.72 a barrel.

 

Important news updates from the domestic front

  • Power Grid Corporation of India will increase the current borrowing limit from its existing Rs 12,000 crore to Rs 15,000 crore during the financial year 2024–25. The board approved the proposal in a meeting on Wednesday and the company will seek shareholders’ nods at the upcoming annual general meeting.
  • Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Glen Saldanha will sell up to a 7.85% stake via an offer-for-sale at a floor price of Rs 810 per share. OFS will open for non-retail investors on July 11 and for retail investors on July 12.
  • GE Power India is to sell its hydro business undertaking to GE Power Electronics and its gas power business undertaking to GE Renewable Energy Technologies through slump sales.
  • IRB Infrastructure Developers’s gross toll collection was up 35% year-on-year at Rs 517 crore in June.
  • Bajaj Healthcare approved raising up to Rs 137 crore through the preferential issue of shares.
  • Asian Paints confirmed a price hike across the portfolio by approximately 1%, to be effective July 22.
  • IRCTC DMRC, and CRIS collaborated to promote the ‘One India – One Ticket’ initiative, enhancing the travel experience for main-line railway and metro passengers in the Delhi NCR area.
  • Shalby received the Mumbai Charity Commissioner’s nod for executing a 30-year lease for Asha Parekh Hospital in Santa Cruz, Mumbai. This order will enable Co. to construct a new 175+-bed healthcare facility.
  • Oriana Power received a new order worth Rs 155 crore for a 40 MWp solar plant in Rajasthan.
  • PTC Industries mulls fundraising on July 13.

 

Nifty Overview & Outlook

The benchmark index Nifty initially started off with a new record high but failed to maintain its momentum by the close, instead experiencing a sharp decline due to profit-taking. However, it recovered slightly in the latter half of the session to end with a modest decline of half a percent. The Auto giant M&M saw its worst performance after slashing prices on its high-end four-wheeler models, alongside weakness in Banking stocks, which contributed to overall pessimism in the Nifty. The Bank Nifty also closed lower, driven primarily by losses in PSU Banks, closing down by 0.7%.

In the broader market, the Midcap index showed relative strength, ending with a marginal decline of 0.2%, while the Smallcap index underperformed, dropping by 1% compared to the main index.

Sector-wise, the Pharma and FMCG sectors acted defensively, closing with slight gains. In contrast, the Nifty Auto sector reversed its gains from the previous day and suffered the most significant decline, losing 2%. Market breadth within the Nifty 500 index was heavily negative, with 184 stocks advancing and 314 declining.

From a technical perspective, the Nifty maintained its pattern of higher highs but formed a bearish engulfing pattern on the daily chart, signaling potential downside. The upcoming sessions will be critical; a confirmation of this pattern could lead to significant selling pressure. Key support levels are identified at 24,165 and 23,875, with resistance levels at 24,460 and 24,750 in case of a rebound, which it hinted in the second half on July 10,2024.

 

Derivatives Overview & Outlook

Yesterday, short buildup was seen in Finnifty and Midcap nifty futures with increase in open interest by 3.6% and 4.9% respectively. On the other hand, Nifty and Banknifty futures open interest shed by 1.5 and 8.5% on long unwinding.

Performance on the sectoral front was mix. Amongst them, short buildup was seen in Banking, Metal and Technology stocks, whereas some short covering was seen in Cement and Oil &Gas stocks. Long unwinding was seen in Chemical, Infrastructure and Power stocks.

On option front, call writing along with put writing was seen at multiple strikes and maximum positions are at 24500 CE followed by 24400 CE while the maximum put positions are at 24000 closely followed by 24200 PE.

 

Institutional Trading Activity

Yesterday, FIIs bought stocks worth Rs 584 Cr in the cash segment, sold stocks futures worth Rs 2076 Cr and also sold index futures worth Rs 3435 Cr.  DIIs were net buyer in the cash segment to the tune of Rs 1082 Cr.

 

Nifty Futures, Banknifty Futures and Finnifty Key Levels

Nifty – Resistances 24400-24500; Supports 24220-24100

Banknifty – Resistances 52400-52600; Supports 52000-51800

Finnifty – Resistances 23750-23820; Supports 23500-23400

 

Security in Ban Today: ABFRL, BALRAMCHIN, BANDHANBNK, CHAMBLFERT, GNFC, IEX, INDIACEM, INDUSTOWER, PEL, RBLBANK.

 

Imporatnt Results Today: TCS, ANANDRATHI, NELCO.

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