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Yesterday is US Holiday (Presidents' Day). Movement will be low in the commodity market.

Top 5 Things to Know In the Market on Monday:-

1. Chinese imports, exports fall more than forecast in January
2. Japan's economy contracts 1.4% in fourth quarter
3. European stocks rally as Italian banks soar
4. Oil prices hold gains after Friday's 12% surge
5. Gold drops $30 as market sentiment improves

F&O cues (Nifty Tips): Nifty 6900 Call sheds 5 lakh shares in Open Interest:

F&O cues: Nifty 6900 Call shed 5 lakh shares in Open Interest while Nifty 7000 Call shed 11.8 lakh shares in OI.

F&O cues:

 

Nifty 6900 Call shed 5 lakh shares in Open Interest (OI)

Nifty 7000 Call shed 11.8 lakh shares in OI

Nifty 7000 Put added 8.7 lakh shares in OI

Nifty 7100 Put added 16.8 lakh shares in OI

FIIs in F&O on February 15 (Provisional data from NSE):-

 

FII net buy Rs 915 crore in Index Futures

FII net buy Rs 443 crore in Index Options

FII net buy Rs 1240 crore in stock futures 

The Indian Nifty is likely to open in the green on Tuesday as indicated by the SGX Nifty that was trading at 7194.50, up 20.50 points at 7:28 AM. 

Asian markets traded mixed with Japan’s Nikkei witnessing some profit-booking after Monday’s 7 percent surge. The index is still down 9 percent for the month. 

In other developments across Asia, the South Korean central bank kept rates unchanged at 1.5 percent, while Taiwan is expected to release its January trade data. 

The US market was closed on Monday for the president's day public holiday. 

European markets, though, closed with sharp gains following European central bank chief Mario Draghi's comments before the European parliament that the central bank is ready to ease policy in March, if market volatility or the effect of low energy prices impacts inflation expectations. Gains were also aided by some recovery in banks and commodities. 

In commodities, crude extended its rally amid prospects of a meeting in Doha between Saudi Arabia and Russia to discuss the crude market and on prospects the organisation of the petroleum exporting countries (OPEC) could act to counter low prices. Nymex crude rose back to USD 30 per barrel. 

However, gold dipped over 2 percent overnight as a rebound in stock markets pointed to a sharper appetite for risk, pulling down prices further from last week's one-year high to USD 1200 an ounce. 

Among currencies, the Euro and Yen weakened on warning by Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe about excessively volatile currency markets. Abe told parliament that "excessive currency volatility is undesirable" and said appropriate action would be taken in the exchange rate market as needed.

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