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Jefferies backs rally in oil marketing stocks despite margin declines

With a Goldilocks outlook and the expectation of OMC multiples returning to past peaks, BPCL offers the greatest margin of safety. It upgraded BPCL to Buy and increased its target price to Rs 890 a share.

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Indian farmers to postpone protest march to Delhi as talks with govt continue

Agriculture Minister Arjun Munda, who met farmers#39; representatives on Thurdsay along with Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and Minister of State for Home Affairs Nityanand Rai, said the talks were “positive”.

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Entero Healthcare Solutions off to a weak start, lists at 2% discount to IPO price

Entero Healthcare Solutions IPO: The shares opened at Rs 1,228.7 on NSE and Rs 1,245 on BSE against the issue price of Rs 1,258

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Sensex, Nifty rise on positive global cues; analysts await next trigger for further upside

Experts expect markets to behave in a range-bound manner for the next few sessions until a clear catalyst emerges

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Gujarat Gas falls 6% as brokerages turn bearish after 40% slump in Q3 net profit

Volumes were impacted by a further market share loss in Gujarat#39;s Morbi region and current pricing strategy suggests margin defence over gaining back lost market share

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IndiGo shares in the green despite losing market share in January; SpiceJet flies 5.5%

The market share of SpiceJet remained unchanged at 5.6 percent during the month

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