Best Stocks to Buy Today India : 1 November 2021

Before Market Opens
1 November, 2021

Day Trading: HDFC, Tata Motors, IRCTC, Relaxo, Godawari Power & Ispat, Subex, Ujjivan financials, Gayatri Projects, Oriental Trimex,

Short Term: United Spirits, Lupin, Bharat Electronics, PNB, DLF, Vedanta, HUL, Esab, Interglobe, Triveni Turbine

Long Term: Ultratech, Dr Reddys, Shree Cements, Maruti, Cipla, Tata Steel, Titan, Canara Bank, Tata Motors, ICICI,

IPO: Policybazaar, Sigachi Industries

 

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Top Market News:

  1. Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Glasgow on Sunday for the COP26 climate summit and bilateral talks with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on the sidelines of the United Nations (UN) meet. Business Standard
  2. Financial technology company BharatPe plans to build a loan book of $5 billion in five years to serve credit needed by millions of small businesses in India, a senior executive has said. Business Standard
  3. With the US Federal Reserve expected to taper its monthly $120 billion bond purchase programme from November, the easy money policy is technically ending, even as other developed economies continue for some more time. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will meet for two days starting Tuesday to decide whether and by how much they reduce their bond purchases. Business Standard
  4. Bullish on demand for residential and commercial properties, Realty major DLF Ltd has identified a robust pipeline of new projects and will launch 35 million square feet area in medium term with a sales potential of around Rs 40,000 crore. Business Standard
  5. Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot in an interview with IANS talked about electric vehicles, the participation of more women in public transportation and other initiatives by the Delhi government to “revolutionise the system”. Business Standard

 

Google Trends

  • Customers of stressed Punjab & Maharashtra Co-Operative Bank (PMC Bank) will not get up to Rs 5 lakh insurance cover in the first lot as the multi-state co-operative bank is under the resolution process..
  • Pay gaps between occupations grew wider amid the COVID-19 pandemic as wages in the tech and TV broadcasting industries saw some of the biggest growth while workers in the aviation and tourism sectors took a hit, new data has revealed..

 

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