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Key Takeaways Bajaj Finserv ended at ₹1,927.90, down ₹10.20 or 0.53. The stock ranged between ₹1,921.50 and ₹1,951.90. The closing price was ₹6.40 above the day's low. Its 52-week range extended from ₹1,597

Key Takeaways Bajaj Finance fell ₹14.80 or 1.40 to ₹1,039.30. The share finished only ₹0.30 above its ₹1,039 session low. The 50-day DMA stood at ₹1,053.80 and the 200-day DMA at ₹987.10. Three-month return

Key Takeaways Bajaj Auto closed ₹90 lower at ₹11,790. Its intraday range measured ₹156, from ₹11,740 to ₹11,896. The close was ₹431.80 above the 50-day DMA of ₹11,358.20. The one-year return was 24.98.&nbs

Key Takeaways Axis Bank lost ₹6.40 or 0.51 to close at ₹1,238.50. The share traded within a ₹22 range between ₹1,235 and ₹1,257. Its 50-day and 200-day DMAs were both ₹1,265.10. The one-year return stood at

Key Takeaways Asian Paints ended at ₹2,489 after a ₹7.40, or 0.30, gain. The closing price matched the day's high of ₹2,489. The 50-day DMA stood at ₹2,640.90, ₹151.90 above the close. The six-month return was

Key Takeaways Apollo Hospitals closed at ₹8,935, up ₹97.50 or 1.10. The stock traded between ₹8,803.50 and ₹8,974.50. Its ₹171 intraday range left the close ₹39.50 below the high. The 52-week high of ₹9,05

Key Takeaways Adani Ports gained ₹65 to finish at ₹1,775. The session ranged from ₹1,706 to ₹1,786, a difference of ₹80. The close was ₹59.50 above the 50-day DMA and ₹149.10 above the 200-day DMA. The one-

Key Takeaways Adani Enterprises ended at ₹3,104.70, gaining ₹151.60 or 5.13 from the previous close. The stock covered a ₹207 intraday range between ₹2,935 and ₹3,142. The close stood ₹121.30 above the 50-day DMA of

Homegrown mobile companies are moving into the sub-₹20,000 mass market at a time when rising memory costs have led Chinese smartphone makers to cut back sharply on the number of models they sell in the segment. With margins under pressure at the lo

The National Stock Exchange’s much-awaited initial public offering could turn out smaller than originally planned, with some existing shareholders choosing to hold on to their stakes rather than sell them through the issue. Invest in In

Three stocks Oracle Financial Services Software, Solar Industries India and Titan Company are trading within striking distance of their 52-week highs, backed by strong profitability metrics and improved financial performance. Invest in In

India’s primary market is unusually crowded on Wednesday, September 9, with 10 initial public offerings open for subscription at the same time. Together, the companies are looking to raise ₹7,288.34 crore. Invest in Indian Markets and