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I) Nifty: opened at 23382 and touched a high of 23558 then a low of 23350 and closed at 23537 with a total of + 36 points in Positive
II) Bank Nifty: open 51280 and touched a high of 51783 then a low of 51138 and closed at 51703 With a total of + 42 points Positive
III) Fin Nifty: open 22833 and touched a high of 23098 then a low of 22811 and closed at 23071 With a total of + 79 points in Positive
IV) Nifty Mid Select: open 12107 and touched a high of 12301 then a low of 12009 and closed at 12275 With a total of + 111 points in Positive
The volume of Bombay Burmah Trading Corp Ltd shares on Monday was 1,54,000, while the two-week average volume of it is 5,184, as per the BSE website. Bombay Burmah Trading Corp is a leading concern of the Wadia Group.
Shares of Route Mobile Ltd continued their upward move for the second straight session in Monday's trade. The stock today surged 14.27 per cent to hit a day high of Rs 1,747.45 over its previous close of Rs 1,529.20.The sharp uptick came after the company announced that it has enabled WhatsApp-based ticketing for Nagpur, Pune, Hyderabad and Delhi Metro(s), becoming the largest enabler for such services in India.
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Ujjivan Small Finance Bank's shares dropped 7.5% to ₹44.70 on reduced loan growth guidance to 20% and increased credit cost guidance to 1.7%. The bank slowed disbursements in hotspot states due to rising stress, aiming to shift focus to collections and individual loans for better profitability.
The volume of Bombay Burmah Trading Corp Ltd shares on Monday was 1,54,000, while the two-week average volume is 5,184, as per the BSE website. Bombay Burmah Trading Corp is a leading concern of the Wadia Group.
