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Stock Market LIVE: Nifty Opens Above 25,000, Sensex Gains Over 200 Points; Infosys Share Price Rises

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Good morning! Welcome to NDTV Profit's live market coverage. The NSE Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex opened higher on Friday. Markets in Japan and South Korea were trading at record high which also supported the Indian benchmark index. Infosys share price is at focus in opening session as it received US market regulator's nod for its sharebuyback
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Stock Market Today|Nifty 50| Sensex LIVE: Paras Defence Gets Order Worth Rs 27 Crore 

Paras Defence received order worth Rs 27 crore from Opto Electronics for electronic control systems.


Nifty 50|Sensex Today|Stock Market LIVE: MS Downgrades Gujarat State Petronet

  • Morgan Stanley downgraded Gujarat State Petronate to Underweight from Equal-weight; cut target price to Rs 295 from Rs 452

  • Prefer GAIL and Petronet LNG to play India's gas adoption thematic over GSPL

  • For GSPL see limited growth capex and pipeline capacity expansion

  • With the upcoming restructuring from GSPC Group, see GSPL gaining more investor attention


Yield On 10-Year Bond Opens Flat

  • The yield on the 10-year bond opened flat at 6.47%

Source: Cogencis


Pre-Market Today: Rupee Opens Stronger Against US Dollar

  • Rupee opened 4 paise stronger at 88.40 against US Dollar

  • It closed at 88.44 a dollar on Thursday

Source: Bloomberg


Stocks To Watch Today: Infosys, Lodha Developers, Bharat Forge, NBCC

Marico Ltd., Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., Infosys Ltd., NLC India Ltd. and HFCL Ltd. are some of the stocks that are going to catch investor's attention on Friday.

Moreover, Urban Company, Dev Accelerator and Shringar House of Mangalsutra IPOs will open for their final day.

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Stocks To Watch Today: Infosys, Lodha Developers, Bharat Forge, NBCC












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