Markets are likely to open higher on Wednesday tracking firm Asian cues after better-than-expected first quarter growth from China. However, further gains are likely to be capped amid selling by foreign institutional investors.
At 8:30AM, the SGX Nifty was trading flat at 6,747.
Asian markets were trading firm after China's GDP in the first quarter (Jan-Mar) of 2014 was better-than-expected at 7.4%. The Nikkei continued to rebound from its recent lows and was up over 2%, while Straits Times was up 0.2%. Shares in Hong Kong also firmed up 0.4% after the slide yesterday while Shanghai Composite was trading flat with nea
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MindTree will be in action as the board will consider third interim dividend and bonus issue at its meeting today.
TCS will be in focus ahead of its fourth quarter earnings to be released later today.