Best Stocks to Buy Today India : 27 October 2021

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27 October, 2021

Day Trading: ITC, L&T, Maruti, Axis Bank, Ambuja Cements, Godawari Power, Williamson Magor, Pritish Nandy, KEI, Aptech, TCI Express, Balrampur Chini

Short Term: Canara Bank, Zee, PNB, Bharti Airtel, HDFC, HCL, Asian Paints, ONGC, Jindal Stainless, Borosil

Long Term: Tata Motors, Tata Steel, SBI Life Insurance, Titan, JSW Steel, Nestle, Bajaj Finance, Tech Mahindra, IEX, Reliance

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Top Market News:

  1. N K Singh, Chairman of the 15th Finance Commission, on Tuesday said the IMF’s decision to revise India’s potential growth forecast downwards to 6 per cent citing the coronavirus pandemic is a “gross under estimation” and observed that calculations of growth potential are always problematic. Business Standard
  2. The World Health Organisation’s technical advisory group on Tuesday sought “additional clarifications” from Bharat Biotech for its Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin to conduct a final “risk-benefit assessment” for Emergency Use Listing of the vaccine. Business Standard
  3. As the second wave of Covid-19 eased off, business sentiment in the country hit an over two-year high in the September quarter (Q2) of the current financial year (FY22), according to a survey by the National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER). Business Standard
  4. The Bombay High Court on Tuesday restrained Zee Entertainment Enterprises from holding an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) requested by its largest shareholder, Invesco, in a reprieve for Zee’s founders. Business Standard
  5. A global association for regulated funds that is leading efforts to shorten the settlement cycle for US equities has reached out to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) with a plea to extend the T+1 implementation timeline by 18 months. Business Standard

 

Google Trends

  • p-Hydroxycinnamic Acid Market Will go up Rapidly in 2021-2027 | Top Market Players Cayman Chemical, NATIONAL ANALYTICAL, TCI Chemicals.
  • The total Canadian annual market potential for hydrogen could reach $100b and create up to 350,000 jobs by 2050.
  • Solar paint is still (very much) a theory in its infancy, but its promise and simplicity have attracted the attention of investors and innovators across the globe
  • Land Rover has revealed the all-new fifth-generation Range Rover at an online event this morning.

 

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