Bharat Express

Business

Indian equity markets opened to a strong start on Friday, setting fresh record highs, buoyed by positive cues from Asian markets.

Indian equity indices soared to new all-time highs on Thursday, driven by strong performances in the auto and IT sectors.

India's financial landscape has shifted with the '2024 Hurun India Rich List' showing a record 334 billionaires, up by 75 from last year.

Adani Enterprises Limited has unveiled plans for its inaugural public non-convertible debenture (NCD) issue, scheduled to launch on 4 Sep.

IndiGo shares fell slightly in early trading after a block deal of 2.3 Cr InterGlobe Aviation shares for Rs 11,000 Cr at Rs 4,760 per share.

Indian equity markets started on a flat note, reflecting cautious investor sentiment influenced by negative trends in Asian and US markets.

The Adani Group has announced plans for major facilities: a cement factory in Guna, a defence system factory in Shivpuri, and a women-operated jacket factory in Badarwas

mong sectoral indices, IT, pharma, and healthcare were the major gainers. PSU Bank, energy, and FMCG were the major laggards

India’s equity indices showed minimal movement on Wednesday morning, reflecting a lack of clear direction from global markets.

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