Indian benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty, are expected to open higher on Thursday, following strong cues from Asian peers, and a positive finish at Wall Street in overnight trade
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The stock opened at ₹960 per share on the BSE, a premium of 9% over its issue price of ₹880.
The shares of the country’s largest carmaker fell close to 5%, ending the day’s trade at Rs 7,209.70 on the BSE.
The bank’s stock touched its highest level since October 3 in intraday trade on Monday on the back of good September quarter results.
The bank’s stock fell over 3% on Tuesday. Brokerages, however, were optimistic about the stock going forward.
ICICI Bank’s stock rises nearly 5% despite quarterly losses as investors draw comfort from NPA clean-up steps.
A day after SBI reported its highest ever quarterly loss of Rs 7,718 crore, the stock gained over 6% in early trade driven by positive brokerage reports.
