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#BQStocks | @bankofbaroda gains most in over a month after @Nomura upgrade, reports @dhanuka_saloni.https://t.co/3oBSErnrKh pic.twitter.com/zQo6JkB1un
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Newton Investment Management says India is the best emerging market opportunity, reports @selcukgokoluk.https://t.co/w695i4YXGb pic.twitter.com/UsS9XFaXiY
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IndiGo's interest to buy Air India bolsters Modi sale plan, reports @anuragkotoky.https://t.co/ebVpuUqyEc pic.twitter.com/ovk22e09Ba
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A sudden surge was seen in ITC Ltd. while the stock gained for the second straight session. The stock's Relative Strength Index (RSI) stood at 63.
The company is the most preferred tobacco company in the world with 38 analysts tracked by Bloomberg having a 'Buy' rating of the stock.
The stock has gained 31 percent in 2017. The 12-month target price of Rs 343 indicates a further 8 percent potential upside to the stock.
Asia’s first depository Central Depository Services (India) Ltd. listed at a premium of 67 percent on the National Stock Exchange at Rs 250. The company promoted by the Bombay Stock Exchange is the eight company to list at a premium in 2017. The shares had been issued at Rs 149 apiece in the initial public offering.
The IPO had received an overwhelming response from investors with the offer being subscribed 170 times, making it the most subscribed maiden issue in over a decade.
The qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) portion was oversubscribed 149 times, non-institutional segment 563 times and retail investors 23.8 times.
Shares of the pharmaceutical company rebounded from the day's low to gain as much as 6.33 percent to Rs 278 after its manufacturing facility at Goa received an Establishment Inspection Report (EIR) from the U.S. FDA.
The inspection was carried out between March 14-20, 2017.
NCLT to decide Jyoti Structures’ fate on July 3, reports @VarunAcj.https://t.co/cinh4dc4WR pic.twitter.com/OEDfsISZFh
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The Singapore traded SGX Nifty, an early indicator of Nifty’s performance in India, was little changed at 9,504.
Asian equity markets slid, paring a quarterly gain, after a slump in U.S. stocks triggered a surge in volatility. The dollar held on to losses and bonds fell as central banks worldwide shift toward a more hawkish tone.
Stocks in Japan, Australia and South Korea declined after the S&P 500 Index lost the most in six weeks. Technology stocks remain under pressure, while banks have been supported on the prospect for higher rates.
Still, global equities are poised for an eighth month of gains that pushed stocks to a record high at the beginning of last week.
In commodities, West Texas Intermediate Crude rose 0.2 percent to $44.97 a barrel. Oil is up more than 4 percent this week with prices climbing as government data showed a drop in U.S. gasoline supplies.
Gold added was steady at $1,245.74 an ounce, set for its first monthly decline this year. The yield on 10-year Treasuries rose four basis points to 2.27 percent, after gaining two basis points the previous day and jumping seven basis points in the previous session.
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