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No output signal from OPEC as oil heads to $100
OPEC gave no signals on Friday it would supply the world with more crude, despite oil prices trading near a twoyear high and with most analysts predicting a rally above USD 100 per barrel.
Recent corruption scandals in India
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) began interrogating a former telecoms minister A Raja on Friday in the country’s biggest corruption case, a move the government hopes will help ease a crippling political row with the opposition.
China gears up fight against inflation
China’s central bank said on Friday it will use various policy tools, including interest rates, to help fight inflation in 2011.
Patni shares rise after bid reports
Shares in Patni Computer rose as much as 3.2% on Friday, following media reports that leading bids for a majority stake in the firm ranged from 530 rupees a share to 600 rupees a share.
Wall St hovers at highs; CBOE Volatility index drops 7.4%
The SP clung to a twoyear high on Friday as investors predicted a pause as volumes are expected to dry up in the days ahead, and after a 5% gain already so far in December.
Nifty ends above 5900; realty, power, metal lead recovery
At 15.30 hrs IST, the Nifty closed the day on a strong note. The pullback rally which started on Friday further gained momentum today and recovered nearly 200 points in last 2 trading sessions
Sensex has supports at 19,380 and 18,220: ICICI Sec
“Indian markets are expected to open flat on account of subdued Asian cues. The Sensex is expected to find supports at 19,380 and 18,220 and resistances at 19,610 and 19,770. The Nifty has supports at 5,800 and 5,765 and resistances at 5,880 and 5,910,“ said stock broker ICICI Securities while commenting on the market outlook.
OPEC holds oil demand forecast near steady for 2011
OPEC on Friday increased fractionally its oil demand forecast for 2011 and said high inventories and spare capacity should be enough to shield against any eventualities.
IEA, OPEC differ on need for more oil supply
Two of the world’s most influential oil forecasters gave contrasting outlooks for 2011 on Friday, with the consumer’s watchdog anticipating robust demand and producer group OPEC saying supply was adequate.



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