''Market is expected to open negative amid mixed global cues. On the monetary policy front, RBI kept repo rate unchanged while expressing concern about risks to its CPI inflation target of 6% by January 2016,'' said ICICIdirect.
''Markets closed marginally positive as investors shrugged off Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) neutral stance on key policy while Prime Minister pitched for investments from some of the largest American corporations with the promise of a stable tax policy,'' it said.
''US Markets closed negative ahead of all-important monthly jobs report for September expected on Friday as US Home prices were weaker than expected in July,'' it added.
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