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Indian equity markets ended a volatile trading session with cuts of over 1 percent, led predominantly by Private Banks and Reliance Industries.
The S&P BSE Sensex ended 1.5 percent lower at 36,090 while the Nifty 50 index fell 1.3 percent to end at 8,993. Bajaj Finance was the top loser on the index, ending with losses of 10.3 percent.
Among sectoral indices, Nifty Pharma (Up 2.8 percent) and Nifty Metal (Up 2 percent) ended with gains. Nifty Realty remained the top sectoral loser, ending with losses of 4.9 percent.
952 stocks ended the day with gains while 854 wound up trade with losses to their name.
Indian equity markets will be shut tomorrow on account of a public holiday.
The company has informed the stock exchanges that it has resumed manufacturing operations at its plants in Ahmedabad and Trichy on a staggered basis after obtaining permission from local authorities.
The stock gained as much as 18.1 percent to Rs 1,489 and currently trades with gains of 12.4 percent. This is the biggest one-day gain for the stock since November 2006.
The stock is up for the third day in a row today.
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The lock-in period for SBI Cards and Payment Services Ltd. ended today. 36.7 million shares were allotted to 75 anchor investors at Rs 755 per share.
The stock currently trades at a 30 percent discount to its issue price. The volumes on the stock today are the second highest since listing.
The stock has fallen as much as 15 percent today, the most since listing.
Yield on the benchmark 10-year bond also ended flat at 6.49 compared to Thursday's close of 6.48.
The stock has snapped a three-day gaining streak, during which it gained over 25 percent.
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Shares are up 4.3 percent to Rs 260 after gaining as much as 14.4 percent.
Shares are up for the fifth straight day today, rising close to 50 percent during this period.
Shares gained as much as 7.4 percent to Rs 848.80 on the National Stock Exchange but are off the day's high. The stock has gained for 7 out of the last 8 trading sessions.
Shares are up for the sixth day in a row, its longest streak since January 2020. The stock has surged close to 20 percent in the last six sessions.
Shares gained as much as 4.8 percent to Rs 851.70 and are the second best performer on the Nifty 50 index.
Shares currently trade 6.8 percent lower at Rs 179.15, after falling as much as 10 percent and are the worst performer on the Nifty Bank index.
Sanctum Wealth's Ashish Chaturmohta had a buy recommendation on the stock this morning on BloombergQuint. He had a price target of Rs 3,900 with a stop loss of Rs 3,500.
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The stock is among the worst performers on the Nifty 50 index, contributing 14 points to its downside.
The company also expects a single-digit decline in rupee terms for its international business.
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Shares have snapped a four-day gaining streak in today's session.
Market breadth remains in favour of gainers. 991 stocks have opened with gains while 502 stocks are declining.
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Find out all that you need to know going into today’s trading session here.
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