The Indian stock market is expected to be volatile today, with several major companies announcing their Q2 results. Here are the key stocks to watch, including ITC, Swiggy, Dabur, Bandhan Bank, DLF, and NTPC.
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ITC and Dabur, two of India’s leading FMCG companies, have reported steady performance in Q2 despite headwinds. Here’s a five-point analysis to help investors decide which stock to bet on.
Get the latest updates from the Indian stock markets, including Nifty levels, Q2 results, and major corporate actions affecting investor sentiment. Stay ahead with news-driven stock movements and daily market analysis.
Top brokerages have revised their targets for Swiggy, Lodha, ITC, Dabur, and NTPC after the companies announced their September quarter results. Here’s a detailed analysis of the brokerage calls and their implications for investors.
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Over 75 companies, including Maruti Suzuki, BEL, Vedanta, and BPCL, are set to announce their Q2FY26 financial results on October 31, providing crucial insights into their performance during the July-September quarter.
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Get the latest updates from the Indian stock markets including Q2 results, Nifty levels, and major corporate actions affecting investor sentiment.
The Nifty index witnessed resistance at 26,000 levels and closed in the red. A decisive breakout above 26,100 could open the door for a retest of the previous all-time high at 26,277 and potentially extend gains towards 26,500.