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NMDC February Business Update – Production & Sales up 16% Each Year-on-year.

Stock trading at ₹81.16 apiece.

Safari Ind, RVNL, IREDA, IRFC, Page Ind, Swiggy, Suzlon, Inox Wind, are among few stocks that are trading at 52-week low today

Some operational units at the Ras Tanura oil refinery were shut down as a precautionary measure, but the supply of petroleum & its derivatives to local markets was not affected: Saudi Energy Ministry statement

Emcure Pharma | Signs Distribution Agmt With Roche To Strengthen Nephrology & Transplant Care In India

The shares of Sterlite Tech has surged over 7% today, surging to the 52-week high mark.

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The shares of Two-wheeler giant Hero Motorcorp is rising from the lows, as they remain just under 2% lower.

The shares of Eicher Motors are in focus after the company shares marked a recovery from the lows of the day, while remaining 2% lower.

Adani Enterprises is of the day’s lows and is currently just about 2% lower.

The shares of Jio Fin are trading with cuts of about 2.50%, rising from the lows of the day.

The shares of Hindalco has surged to close to 2% after emerging from lows.

Nifty 50 is back above 24,800

These stocks are off lows at the moment:

Hindalco

Jio Fin

Adani

Bajaj Auto

Eicher Motors

Total Sales Up 8.06% At 3,890 Units Vs 3,600 Units (YoY)

L&T, Reliance, HDFC Bank, M&M and ICICI Bank are the top contributors towards its downside.

A total of 45 of the 50 stocks are trading with losses.

Indian equities opened sharply lower on Monday as geopolitical tensions in West Asia escalated over the weekend, rattling global markets and pushing investors into risk-off mode.

The Nifty extended losses in early trade and slipped below the 24,700 mark, falling to its lowest level in a month as concerns over a widening Iran conflict weighed on sentiment.

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The Nifty 50 index, after falling towards 24,600, has managed a minor recovery of close to 200 points.

Dev Garg, Vice President Indian Rice Exporters Federation (IREF)

Top Five Markets For Basmati Rice Are Located In The Middle East

India Exports Rice Worth `27,000 Cr

Paras Defence’s stocks rise over 7%, trading at a lower level than the highs. The company has incorporated a subsidiary that is entering the semiconductor space.

The shares of Tejas Networks are off the day’s high but are up 8%, gaining for the 4th consecutive trading session.

After Israel and the US launched strikes on Iran over the weekend, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East worsened, causing the Karachi Stock Exchange index to drop to its lowest level ever on Monday, March 2.

As each company’s shareholder lock-in period expires this week, shares worth over ₹1,634 crore will be available for trading. Currently, three of these five firms are trading below their issue price.

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Indian rice exporters have been negatively impacted by the rapidly intensifying conflict in the Gulf region during the busiest time of year. Huge shipments are stranded at ports, prompting concerns about increased handling and storage expenses.

The corporation has characterised the move as a responsible capital allocation decision that comes after a strategic review. According to Mahindra, activities are anticipated to stop by the first half of the fiscal year 2027, and the transition would be completed in a systematic way.

Several US warplanes crashed in Kuwait on Monday morning, but their crew survived, Kuwait’s defence ministry says, as Iran pressed on with a third day of strikes in the Gulf

The Sensex index is down over 1,600 points, as the 30-stock index extends cuts.

Market extends losses, slips to lowest levels in a month tracking geopolitical tensions; Nifty breaches 24,700

The Nifty PSU Bank index is under pressure, with all the stocks trading in red.

The IT index has fallen by over 500 points, with all 10 stocks trading in red.

The Nifty FMCG index has fallen by over 1.40% as all its constituent stocks are in the red.

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