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The author is a Trainee Journalist at BW Businessworld based in Mumbai. He tracks the Markets and related news.
The Auto stocks were in major focus in the morning deals after the sector released its sales numbers for the month of July.
Read MoreThe commodity prices are at lifetime highs, and this is due to the disruption caused due to Covid-19 in different parts of the world. Once the vaccination starts at a good rate then definitely the disruption will cool off and it will bring down the commodity prices, Sunil Jain, Head of Equity Research - Retail, Nirmal Bang, one of the leading stock broking companies.
Read MoreThe index is getting nervous at higher levels and today was no different. Every time it goes closer to the 15900 level, it is facing bouts of selling pressures as a result of which it takes a U-turn and collapses, said experts.
Read MoreShares of Tech Mahindra surged more than eight per cent to mark a fresh record high of Rs 1,233 post strong results for the June quarter.
Read More"We can expect the market to reach the higher levels of 16100-16200 in the weeks to follow," experts said.
Read MoreCompanies like Tech Mahindra, Motilal Oswal Financial Services, Ajanta Pharma, TVS Motor Company, and Future Retail are scheduled to announce their quarter earnings later today.
Read More"The funds raised via IPOs in the last five years i.e. 2016-2021 is six times more than that of the preceding five years," said Ajay Tyagi at the FICCI CAPAM'21.
Read MoreMaruti Suzuki, Nestle, ABB, Happiest Minds Technologies, and Central Bank of India were in major focus as the companies are scheduled to announce their results later today for the quarter ended June 30.
Read MoreShares of Dr. Reddys Labs plunged as much as 11 per cent in the session after the company released its numbers for the June quarter. The company saw a drop of 1.5 per cent in its net profit at Rs 570.8 crore against Rs 579.3 crore in June 2020.
Read MoreShares of Reliance Industries contributed the most in the downfall as the company's shares shed over a per cent in the day's trade post their Q1 results.
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