Best Stocks to Buy Today India : 16 November 2021

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16 November, 2021

Stocks to Buy Today in BSE/NSE Stock Exchange based on recent performance

Day Trading: Fine Organic, Asahi Glass, Suprajit Engg, Vodafone, Suzlon, Trident, ONGC, PB Fintech, Sigachi, Aurum Proptech

Short Term: Finolex Cables, Apollo Hospital, Laurus Health, Metropolis Health, HDFC, Axis Bank, Tata Steel,

Long Term: Powergrid, Cipla, ITC, ONGC, UPL, Asian Paints, Nestle, Kotak Mahindra, IRCTC, ITC, Infosys

IPO: –

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Crypto: ( in Rs ) 

LRC/ INR: 232.113  (Loopring)

IOTX/INR: 15.87 (IoTeX)

BTC/INR: 5086000 (Bitcoin)

USDT/ INR: 79.77 (USD Tether)

SHIB/ INR: 0.004280 (SHIBA Inu )

CTSI/ INR: 85.106 ( Cartesi )

WIN/ INR: 0.0761 ( Winklink )

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Binance

Top Market News:

  1. The aggregate demand in the economy is improving and overall monetary and credit conditions are conducive for a durable economic recovery to take root, while the quality of the government expenditure has seen an improvement in the second half, said the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its ‘state of the economy’ report released on Monday.. Business Standard
  2. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday said the Centre would release double the monthly amount of tax devolution — a total of Rs 95,082 crore — in November to enable the states to step up their capex and spur economic growth close to double digits this fiscal year. Business Standard
  3. Merchandise exports grew for the eleventh consecutive month to $35.65 billion, up 43 per cent on-year in October, as external demand continued to remain robust.. Business Standard
  4. Cairn Energy Plc today announced that it would use proceeds of $1 billion tax refund from the Indian government to initiate a buyback of its shares at a later date.. Business Standard
  5. India’s annual wholesale price-based inflation, a proxy of producers’ prices, accelerated in October to a five-month high, pushed up by increases in fuel and manufacturing prices, fuelling concerns of rising inflationary pressures for firms. Business Standard

 

Business Google Trends

  • Solar experts from Loughborough University have been awarded funding to create a durable and scalable anti-soiling coating for solar modules.
  • Options traders were placing big bets yesterday that the GDX is going to rise by the middle of December.

 

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India 2024
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