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Updated:25/10/2009 | 10:37 PM IST

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There are signs of economic recovery and indicators suggest a V-shaped recovery (meaning a vigorous recovery). It will be not wise to think that everything is bad in the US macro economy.

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Technology sector set to outperform

Based on the set of numbers and the guidance that Infosys management has given and the optimism which it has displayed in terms of the future prospects, it’s quite possible that technology as a sector will continue to outperform.

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IDBI in revamp mode; looking at inorganic growth

After re-focussing the bank's attention and getting into new lines of business like private equity, IDBI is now looking to rationalize its existing subsidiaries specially IDBI Capital and IDBI Home Finance.

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Indian firms are looking for global CEOs

A significant rise in demand for leadership assessment planning is driving growth in CEO search across the Asia pacific region. Kelly attributes the company’s growth to the brand and its employees.

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Future of Internet is bright in India

Ram Shriram, founder of Sherpalo Ventures, and one of the founding board members of Google is now betting on the next big opportunity, clean energy.

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DHL sees fast market growth in India

McHugh believes that India will move up into top three markets for DHL in the next 3-4 years. According to him the Indian market is critical to the company’s growth.

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TCS targets $10 billion revenue in 2010

Software services provider TCS has set a vision 2010 target of $10 billion revenue. The company is focused on managing profitability in view of rising rupee through cost reduction.

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Learning the art of conversation

Arun Maira was always interested in the art of conversation. He believes that innovation, change, discovery happen in conversation and conversation itself is a part of it.

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Indian markets continue to show amazing resiliency

Michael Oxley, a former US Congressman from Ohio, has co-authored much talked about corporate oversight bill Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which was adopted by US Congress in 2002.

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Indian IT industry will grow at strong rate

Sondergaard believes the IT industry in emerging economies will register substantial growth in the next 5-10 years. He feels Asia will continue to attract high-class talent because of demand.

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World unemployment up despite economic recovery

Despite signs of an economic revival gathering pace around the globe, the millions of people laid off during the worst recession in 70 years are unlikely to see relief any time soon as joblessness is still climbing in many of the world's largest economies.

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Hold a low profile

In the last ten trading sessions, the markets have corrected by approximately 8 to 10 per cent. At current levels, they have a cluster of supports, which should help the indices from falling further.

A long way to go

If we compare the long bull market of the US after the 1987 crash, then the Nifty has a long way to go. A recession is a blessing in disguise for the market players.

Market outlook for this week

For this week, Sensex has a resistance at 17062 – 17195 levels and Nifty at 5077 – 5110. These levels come in from the highs made by the indices recently. On the lower side, support exist at 16494 – 15673 for the Sensex and 4786 – 4725 for the Nifty.