After a decline from the beginning of the week, the country's stock market rebounded on Thursday.
In the last trading session, the Sensex rose 398 points or 0.48 percent. As a result, the Bombay Stock Exchange's benchmark index stands at 82,307 points. Meanwhile, the National Stock Exchange's benchmark index Nifty50 stands at 25,290 points. In the last trading session, it rose 132 points or 0.53 percent.
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Will there be growth in the stock market in the last trading session of the week? Or will it decline and grip the market again? This is now the focus of investors and experts alike.
Gift Nifty indicates a muted start on Friday. This index is down 24.50 points. However, the situation in stock markets of other countries around the world is providing some hope. There was a growth atmosphere on Wall Street in America's last trading session. Since Friday morning, key exchange indices of various Asian countries, including Japan, Korea, and Hong Kong, have been in positive territory. In this situation, experts from various organisations have advised which stocks to watch – let's see.
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Steel Authority of India: This stock's price is 151.65 rupees. Its target price is 163 rupees, and the stop loss is 146 rupees.
JK Tyre: This stock's price is now 520 rupees. Its target price is 556 rupees, and the stop loss is 502 rupees.
DLF: This stock's price is 613 rupees. Its target price is 642 rupees and stop loss is 600 rupees.
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited: This defence sector stock of the country is priced at 4,355 rupees. Its target price is 4,550 rupees and stop loss is 4,260 rupees.
Federal Bank: This bank's share price is 282 rupees. Its target price is 308 rupees, and the stop loss is 268 rupees.
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