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Bank Nifty has breached the 48,800 level and is trading higher, with expectations of reaching 49,225. Autos, metals, and PSU banks are lead...

According to us, 24,100 is a level to track as a resistance. Once we see a decisive level above that, then we can say that there is a chanc...

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“We have been ready for about a year now to tick all the boxes and we will be definitely looking at serving the public sector more. Not onl...

According to data from leading job site Indeed, there was an elevated demand for call centre and remote customer service jobs in the period...

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"Bharat Electronics definitely at any decline possibly investors should definitely look at it as a nice core portfolio pick."

Tata Motors is a 'BUY' call with a stop loss below Rs 244 and target of around Rs 258.

In today’s trading, it is showing a good performance at least the 50-day exponential moving average around 26 is being negotiated with. Aft...

Voltas looks pretty strong but it has already come into a zone where you can expect a lot of supply might come in.

The fact that it has broken Rs 2300, shows that major intermediate low has also been broken and this is definitely suggesting big weakness.

Until 2180 levels which is the 200-day exponential average marked for this stock gets broken, the distribution would not be completely over.

DLF definitely is cut above the rest in the real estate pack. So I would after a long time rate it as a buy on declines.

I have been advocating selling gold, selling silver but not so much crude oil

The analyst is of the view charts of the company are indicating bullish pattern.

ET Now spoke to Rohit Shinde, Asst. VP, Technical Research, CD Equisearch Pvt Ltd, on his views on Siemens and Punj Lloyd shares.