Stocks to watch today: From Lupin to Gail (India), here are stocks to watch out in Tuesday's trading session
US inflation, Nomura said, is still elevated and the Fed will look to bring it down going ahead.
CLOSING BELL: The Sensex and Nifty hit fresh calendar year lows in trades on Monday amid the broad-based sell-off. Reliance Industries registered 52-week low
MOFSL believes that this is a positive for Tech Mahindra as it will help the company scale up its BFSI vertical, which has lagged peers in recent years.
At 09:15 AM; around 23.63 million equity shares representing 6.23 per cent of total equity of MCIE changed hands via block deal on the BSE.
The technical analyst sees 17,315 as a critical support level for the near term.
This possible IPO along with the receipt of consideration of EV deal with TPG will support FCF generation from the India business to attain near debt zero in the India business, MOFSL said.
Adani Ports, Hindalco among stocks with 100 per cent 'Buy' rating by analysts.
The company said that the benefits of these new production lines at Sinnar will however be availed from 2023-24 onwards
The management believes that the demand for capital products will further grow, owing to increased capital investment in infrastructure in this budget.
Shares of IDFC, MGL, Radico Khaitan, KEI Industries and Carborundum Universal may rise up to 26 per cent, indicate technical charts
On March 1, the consortium of Titagarh Wagons and Bharat Electricals (TWL-BHEL Consortium) emerges as the 2nd Lowest Bidder (L2) for manufacturing cum maintenance of Vande Bharat Trainsets.
The derivative analyst from HDFC Securities recommends to Buy Dabur 530 Put option and simultaneously Sell 525 Put of the March series.
Analyst recommends investors should wait for some constructive growth direction before venturing into the Group stocks.
The company said sales of these products for FY2023- 24 will be 10,000 MT approx and further increase with receipt of more approvals in next 2-3 years.
Hindustan Aeronautics received an order for 70 HTT-40 trainer aircraft worth over Rs 6,800 crore, while L&T bagged a contract worth Rs 3,100 crore for supply of three cadet training ships.
So far in the last two months, the Adani Group now have prepaid share-backed financing up to $2,016 mn as part of the promoters' commitment to cut overall leverage.
Finolex Cables has rallied 10 per cent to Rs 847.60, and trades at its highest level since March 1992.
In past one month, Oil India has rallied 23%, while, ONGC surged 11%, as compared to 0.33 per cent decline in the S&P BSE Sensex.
The weekly F&O data also highlights significant build-up in open interest at the 17,700 Put, suggesting likely support at this level.