For the year ended
2014, the BSE SENSEX gained about 30% compared to its close of 21171 on
December 31, 2013 while the NSE NIFTY gained nearly 31% compared to its close
of 6304 previous year (2013).
Indian Rupee:
The rupee is trading
at 63.19 against the US dollar. Sustained demand for the American currency from
importers as well as its strength against other global currencies saw the rupee
pinned about 13 month lows.
Global Markets..!
The stand-out global
equity performer has been China, where the CSI300 index looked set to end 2014
with gains of about 50%.
Almost all of China's
rise came in the last couple of months, as hopes for more aggressive policy
stimulus to counter its economic slowdown boosted banks and brokerages.
In 2014, the Sensex
gained about 30%, while the Mid - cap index gained 55 % and the Small-cap index
advanced 69 %. The Mid cap index now trades at a premium to the benchmark.
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