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Stock Market LIVE: GIFT Nifty Hints At Muted Open; IndiGo, Meesho, Swiggy, JSW Energy In Focus

Market participants await for the outcome of the US Federal Reserve policy meeting outcome.

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Stock Market LIVE: Adani Green Energy In Focus

Block deal by Total Energies today

  • Block Size – 24.7 million shares, i.e., 1.5% of equity

  • Offer Size – Rs 2,400 crore

  • Price – Rs 970 – 2.9% discount to CMP

  • Lock-up – 60days

  • Jefferies India sole banker to the deal

Sources to NDTV Profit


Stock Market LIVE: Vintage Coffee To Set Up Plant In Telangana

Vintage Coffee signs MoU with Telangana Govt for setting up coffee plant. The company's arm Vintage Coffee is to set up Premium Freeze-Dried Coffee plant in Telangana.

Source: Exchange Filing


Stock Market LIVE: Tech Mahindra Assigned ESG Rating

  • NSE Sustainability independently assigns ESG rating of 77

  • NSE Sustainability voluntarily issued report solely based disclosures for FY25, publicly available data

Alert: NSE Sustainability is a subsidiary of NSE Indices

Source: Exchange Filing


Stock Market LIVE: Gold, Silver Prices Spike

Gold prices in India was trading flat at Rs 1,30,300 and silver gained at Rs 1,87,880 on Wednesday, according to the India Bullion Association. Moreover, silver in the spot market gained to trade at $61.18.


Asia Stocks Edge Higher as Traders Await Fed Clues: Markets Wrap

Asian stocks crept higher in early trade following a sluggish session on Wall Street as investors awaited clues on the Federal Reserve’s policy path in its final interest-rate decision of the year.

Benchmark share indexes in Australia and Japan both nudged higher, while US equity futures were little changed after the S&P 500 closed almost flat on Tuesday. A gauge of US-listed Chinese stocks fell 1.4% following a lack of stimulus signals from a meeting of top Communist Party leaders. 

Source: Bloomberg




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