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Titan shares surged by over 2% after the company announced its Q2 results.

SAEL Industries, An Agri Waste-to-Energy Operator Files DRHP For ₹4,575 Cr IPO

The shares of renewable energy company Suzlon surged after the company reported its Q2 results.

Dynamatic Tech becomes exclusive partner for L&T-BEL’s 5th gen fighter aircraft

Somil Mehta, Head of Alternate Research, Capital Market Strategy, Mirae Asset Sharekhan

These are some of the biggest volume movers among the Nifty 500 stocks.

Ashok Sonthalia, CFO on CNBC-TV18

Umesh Chowdhary, VC & MD

M&M to report Q2 earnings today, mixed Q2 expected, auto volumes likely to boost revenue.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has been under fire for a trade agreement with the superpower, but Malaysia has maintained that its sovereignty is unaffected by the sanctions imposed by the US.

In a FAQ on the trade deal released late Monday, the Investment, Trade, and Industry Ministry stated that “Malaysia remains free to make decisions based on its own laws, national policies, and interests.”

 Parag Thakkar, Senior Fund Manager, Fort Capital

On metal stocks:

“We had Tata Steel, Hindalco and JSW Steel in our portfolios, and we trimmed a bit in the last rally because the last US Fed cut; 25 bps rate cut, which Jerome Powell did was a hawkish rate cut and after that we have seen that dollar index is moving higher, US 10-year has moved from 4 to 4.1, dollar index has moved from, say, 97.5 to 99 and above.

So, this is a slight negative news for metals as well as all emerging equity markets also. So, right now we have booked profit, at least half of our positions, but we would like to buy on dips, at least the Hindalco kind of name.”

Tata Consumer’s Sunil D’souza speaks to CNBC-TV18 after company’s Q2 results yesterday.

Co has shown resilience, even when new regulations were introduced in the past. New products like commodities that were recently launched are aiding revenue growth

SBI to report Q2 results today; NII expected to decline 2% YoY, NIMs likely to moderate to 2.84%, other income stable.

Following its September quarter results, broking firm JM Financial downgraded shares of Central Depository Services Ltd. (CDSL). For the fifth time in the last six trading sessions today, the stock is down.

The stock was reduced from its previous rating of “hold” to “reduce” by JM Financial. JM Financial maintained CDSL’s price target at ₹1,500 per share, indicating a possible 6% decline from Monday’s closing price.

On Tuesday, November 4, Bharti Airtel’s stock increased 3% to reach a record high, continuing its two-session winning streak. In today’s trading, the stock became the top gainer on the Nifty 50 index and reached an all-time high of ₹2,135.60.

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Parag Thakkar, Senior Fund Manager, Fort Capital

On IT: “

The four largecaps – Infosys, TCS and HCLTech and Tech Mahindra are offering 4-4.5% dividend yield, 5-5.5% free cash flow. So, we definitely want to buy, but we want to buy gradually because we know that we are swimming against the tide in IT.”

In the grey market, Lenskart shares are currently selling at a premium of ₹59, suggesting a possible listing gain of almost 15% when the stock makes its debut on the exchanges on November 10.

When the issue went on sale on October 31, the grey market premium (GMP) was approximately ₹95. Since then, it has decreased.

As companies react to their results, Hitachi Energy shares also surged after Q2 results.

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