Ten stocks in focus in Tuesday's trade

NEW DELHI: Indian markets are expected to trade in a range on Tuesday tracking muted trend seen in other Asian markets.

"I think, there is some tiredness on the indicator set up. Once we break 8100, there could be another 100 point fall, but the important thing is that the uptrend would have been disturbed and might require some bigger consolidation," says

"Overall, it looks like a market which might have the immediate strength to get past 8220, 8250 which is something which was looking like a possibility couple of days back," he added.

Here is a list of ten stocks which are likely to remain in focus today:

TCS Ltd: TCS is expected to grow between 3.5-4.1% sequentially in the quarter. But the pressure is high after Infosys reported 6% sequential growth.

IOC: Indian Oil Corporation, the nation's biggest refiner and fuel retailer, is planning to spend about $5 billion (nearly Rs 32,500 crore) to expand its exploration and production business, with half the amount slated to go into acquisition of new assets that are increasingly becoming available in the wake of a global crude oil crash.

DLF Ltd: DLF Ltd could be looking at a new business model where it will build and complete residential projects before selling apartments in them once the deal by its promoters to sell 40% stake in the company's rental arm for Rs 12,000-14,000 crore goes through, two people with knowledge of plans said.

ONGC: The government will examine whether Reliance Industries deliberately extracted gas from the neighbouring block of the Oil and Natural Gas Corp in the KG basin after it receives the final report on the dispute from an international consultant in about three weeks.

Hindalco Industries Ltd: The Supreme Court on Monday asked the CBI to deal as per law with the diaries and cash seized from an office of Hindalco Industries, whether they were related to coal block allocation cases or not.

NALCO: Four days after recommending first renewal of Panchpatmali bauxite reserve in favour of NALCO, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has approved a proposal to allocate another bauxite mines in favour of the aluminium major, official sources said.

IndusInd Bank Ltd: Private sector IndusInd Bank has tied up with Tata AIA Life Insurance to sell the later's insurance policy through the bank's branches after its arrangement with Aviva Life Insurance ended.

Reliance Infrastructure Ltd: Reliance Infrastructure Ltd part of Anil Ambani led Reliance Group has decided to exit the cement business by putting privately held Reliance Cements up for sale.

DB Corp Ltd: D B Corp announced that Dainik Bhaskar and Divya Marathi have acquired 14 frequencies in the Phase III auctions. Out of the 14, 9 frequencies have been acquired in Maharashtra, where MY FM is poised to become the biggest FM player (excluding Mumbai and Pune) and has created a strong complementary local ad medium to Divya Marathi, said media reports.

Lanco Infratech Ltd: The company has announced that it has pre-closed its outstanding term loan with YES Bank to the extent of Rs. 205.42 crore by obtaining lower interest rate term loan from another bank.