RIL may be allowed to sell diesel in domestic market

RIL may be allowed to sell diesel in domestic market

New Delhi, Aug. 19 With the diesel demand showing an 18-per cent growth and oil companies depending on imports to bridge the gap, the Government is considering changes in tax norms to allow refineries in export-oriented units such as Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) to feed the domestic market.

It is also mulling a differential pricing for power and other industrial consumers of the fuel.
After a review meeting with the chiefs of PSU oil companies here on Tuesday, the Petroleum Minister, Mr Murli Deora, said that a consistent, long-term pricing policy for diesel is required – one which would balance social concerns with business realities. The Ministry was seeking changes in tax rules to allow EOU refineries to supply petroleum products to PSU refiners.

Mr Sarthak Behuria, Chairman, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd, told news persons that “We have written to Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) and the Commerce Ministry in this regard, and if the Finance Ministry also approves it, we will be able to buy diesel from Reliance as is the case with LPG.”

An EOU refinery will have to pay both customs and excise duty for selling the products in the domestic market. The excise duty comprises two components - ad valorem and specific. Currently, the EOU will have to face double taxation in specific.

In addition, the company will have to pay income-tax on its profits when it sells fuel in the domestic tariff area (DTA). “It is being examined if domestic sales by Reliance in the DTA can be given a ‘deemed export status’ and it continues to get income-tax waiver,” he said. RIL already enjoys a deemed export status for selling LPG to the PSUs.

Surge in demand
Mr Behuria said that industrial use of subsidised diesel was pushing up demand and forcing the refiners to increase imports. The output by Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum Corporation and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation together in 2008-09 was estimated at 39.49 million tonne, with the demand being at 54.79 m.t.While transport and agriculture demand for diesel had grown by 10-12 per cent, consumption by power producers and other industries had risen 30 per cent.

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RIL may get export perks for diesel sales

Aiming to meet the shortfall of diesel, which has witnessed exponential demand growth, the government is considering a proposal to declare Reliance Industries' sales of the fuel domestically as deemed exports.

State-owned oil marketing companies, which will import about 3.5 million tonnes of diesel this financial year —about 20 per cent more than last year — to meet higher demand growth, say it would be cheaper to buy from Reliance Industries’ refinery if it is given the deemed export status as compared with importing diesel. If granted, these public sector companies will not have to pay transportation charges and taxes such as customs duty.

“The gap between domestic diesel production and demand can be made good by the private sector refineries,” said Sarthak Behuria, chairman and managing director of Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), the largest oil marketing and crude oil refining company in the country. Demand for diesel grew by 18 per cent between April-July as against government-owned refineries, which can meet about 12 per cent growth in demand, Behuria said.

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The government is considering a proposal to declare RIL's sales of diesel domestically as deemed exports
The government move comes against the backdrop of exponential diesel demand growth
State-owned oil marketing companies were planning to import about 3.5 million tonne of diesel this financial year
It was about 20 per cent more than last year
The firms say the gap between domestic diesel production and demand can be made good by the private sector refineries

Oil marketing companies, including Bharat Petroleum Corporation and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, will soon send a formal proposal to the government on removing taxes on domestic diesel sales from RIL’s refinery.
Early last year, RIL’s 33 million-tonne-per-annum refinery at Jamnagar, Gujarat, was granted export-oriented status, which allows the refinery to export products at zero duty. The refinery, which produces about 12 million tonne of diesel every year, will have to pay customs as well as excise duty on the fuel if it sells it in the domestic markets. The two taxes will raise the price of the fuel by more than Rs 9 a litre.
Coupled with the absence of transportation costs and insurance, the price at which the marketing companies buy from the Reliance refinery could be at least 30 per cent cheaper than the imported fuel.
The Reliance refinery already sells cooking gas in the domestic market after the product was given deemed export status last year.

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Rupee hits 17-month low in volatile trading

Rupee hits 17-month low in volatile trading
Lack of participation weighs on markets

The rupee fell to its lowest in 17 months on Monday, hit by a weak stock market and some lumpy orders in a holiday-thinned market that was also factoring in some recent dollar strength. The partially convertible rupee ended at 43.59/60 per dollar, recovering slightly from a intraday low of 43.70, its lowest level since March 29, 2007. The rupee fell 1.33 percent from Thursday's close of 43.01/02, its biggest percentage fall in a year. It has fallen by 3.5 percent in the last five sessions and is down 9.6 percent in 2008. It rose more than 12 percent in 2007.

Markets were closed on Friday will shut again on Tuesday for local holidays, which meant many trading rooms were thinly staffed. Trade was volatile, with the rupee trading a 43.05-43.70 band, and traders said there was heavy dollar buying by a large manufacturing company around 43.50 per dollar. "This sharp fall looks like some stop-losses have got triggered and even offshore markets are pointing to a weaker rupee," said R N Hirve, chief dealer at Central Bank of India.

One-month offshore non-deliverable forward contracts were quoting at 43.81/86 per dollar. The dollar hit a six-month high against the euro on Monday, although its surrendered the gains later in the day. The euro has fallen nearly six percent against the dollar in two weeks on concerns of an economic slowdown. Speculation the central bank may step in to stop the rupee's fall proved unfounded.

"There was some talk it may intervene around the 43.50 per dollar, but once that level broke conclusively, it fell like a stone," said a dealer at a state-run bank. Data on Thursday showed the central bank sold $7 billion in intervention in June, the biggest single-month dollar sales since it began publishing the data in April 1995. A weak finish on the stock market also weighed on sentiment. The benchmark index ended down 0.5 percent, a fourth successive fall, and is down 28 percent for the year. Foreigners sold about $250 million of stocks last week, taking their net sales for the year to $6.8 billion. They bought a record $17.4 billion in 2007.


Source: Economic Times.com

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Sensex likely to enter bull orbit only after crossing 15300

Sensex likely to enter bull orbit only after crossing 15300

18 Aug, 2008, 0301 hrs IST
It has been a decent run for the market with more leaps than hops, in the past few weeks. Some of that momentum has eased last week. At this juncture, the Sensex is trading below the 15000-level. Looking at the market from here on, the 14900-mark — crucial for the continuation of the current trend — has been breached. This may revive forgotten pains of wealth destruction for participants seen in the past six months.

Technically speaking, as per the Elliot wave, the current fall that started from 21207 (6357) has shown a Falling Wedge’ Structure. In this structure as seen in the chart, the A-B-C formation of the bear trend got completed. After this, the Sensex formed a bottom of 12514 mid-July which is also near the 50% retracement level of the past five years’ uptrend (2904-21207) of 12300 (3700). After this significant bottom, the index witnessed a swift rally of 3000 points in just 21 trading sessions, raising hopes of a further upmove.

Major contributors to this rally were shares of banks and capital goods companies. However, we have broken this momentum and this break may play just the decisive role in inducing further movements. Here is where the level of 14900 is significant. First of all, looking at the current upward movement closely, one would see a higher-top, higher-bottom pattern formation. For this pattern to remain intact, the index has to close above 14900. Secondly, if we look at the trend line joining bottoms that were formed along the way by the Sensex in this past rally, the level of 15000 is a threshold for its way up.

Thus, a closing below 14900 is a decisive breach of this trend line. The breach downward signals the termination of this trend and beginning of a corrective trend. Also, the Relative Strength Index Oscillators on daily charts is in an overbought territory and is turning downward. This indicates fatigue in the market thereby inducing some more profit-booking. After consecutive four positive weekly closings, the Sensex witnessed a decline of 444 points, showing a bearish candle on weekly charts thereby confirming the probable trend reversal.

What next? After this development, no prizes for guessing the direction of the market. If we have to put a tentative number to the next level, we may look at one of the trend reversal properties, according to which more often than not key retracement level of 50% of the preceding uptrend is tested. If we were to trace the current rally for the Sensex of over 3000 points from 12514 to 15580, the 50% retracement level comes near 14000.

There could be good buying support at this (14000) level. This level has another significance as well since the 34 DMA (daily moving average) is also placed near this level. The odds are against a further rise on the back of this weekly close, but if the market does manage to escape out of this bear momentum, the bounceback will find congestion levels, placed at 15000 and subsequently at 15300.

The Sensex needs to sustain above 15000 and decisively breach 15300 to enter the bull orbit again. If the market were to test lower levels once again, shares from the capital goods, auto and banking sectors appear to be good bets. Bharat Heavy Electricals and Bharat Electronics among capital goods shares, Maruti and Hero Honda in the automobile sector, and ICICI Bank and Jammu and Kashmir Bank in the banking sector look good on the charts.

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Index Outlook, Stock Analysis: BusinessLine

Index Outlook
DERIVATIVES MARKETS: Nifty may move in narrow band

Sensex (14724.2)
The markets could not revel in plunging commodity prices for long as the spectre of slowing economic growth manifested itself once more in industrial production and in the economic outlook of the economic advisory council. Rate-sensitive stocks that had begun a merry rally were hammered down once more as investors rushed to lock in their gains.

It was another dull week and the Sensex eased lower after the peak at 15580 on Tuesday. Volumes were low as traders took time off to enjoy the long weekend. Open interest continues to be high, though reduction in Nifty put call ratio implies that short positions are being squared up during declines.

The exhaustion gap formed on Monday was closed in the subsequent session heralding the commencement of a down trend. A 3-wave move has been completed from the trough at 12514 formed on July 16. The dark-cloud pattern in the weekly candlestick chart along with the downward reversal from key level, in the weekly relative strength index, denotes that the medium term up trend from the July trough has ended last week.

But this could be just one part of the corrective up-move in the bear phase from 21206. As explained last week, there are numerous ways in which the rest of this correction can shape. The movement of the Sensex over the next two weeks would help form a better picture of the road ahead. Here are a couple of pointers to the way the index can move in the near term and its implications,

A decline to the zone between 14365 (50-day moving average) and 14420 appears imminent in the near term. A reversal from here would have bullish connotations for the medium term and would signal an impending move towards 17000.

The medium-term outlook will turn neutral on a penetration of 14360. The subsequent supports are at 13700 and then 12514. Such a decline would imply that the correction could result in the index vacillating between 12500 and 15500 for a few more months.

Our outlook for the week ahead is ambivalent, neither negative nor positive. Resistances for the week ahead would be at 15250 and then 15580. Failure to surpass the first resistance would drag the index lower to 14425 or 14063. Fresh trading longs should be avoided below 14425.

Nifty (4430.7)

The Nifty reversed from an intra week peak at 4650 last week. The medium term up-move from 3816 appears to have been completed last week and a decline towards 4300 is possible in the near term. If this level is penetrated, the next support is at 4120. The medium term outlook will turn negative only on a decline below this level.

Conversely an upward reversal from 4300 will underline the bullishness for the near term and pave the way for a rally to 5050. Resistances for the week would be at 4560 and then 4650.Failure to rally beyond the first resistance would be provide a shorting opportunity to traders.

Global Cues

Dow Jones Industrial Average reversed lower from 11867 on Monday. But the near term outlook for the index will stay positive as long as it holds above 11230.

After crude oil, it was the turn of gold to hold everyone spell bound, with the awesome 7 per cent decline last week. The selling cascaded once the key support at $850 was breached on Monday. The metal appears to have commenced a long-term correction of the entire bull market since 2001. The immediate supports on the long-term charts are at $780 and then $730. Investors can watch for a long-term trough around $730. —Lokeshwarri S. K.

Other analysis:
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