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Heavy vehicle manufacturer, Ashok Leyland receives orders for 2,580 buses with delivery before March 2019. These large quantity orders are from three State Transport Units (STUs).

Overall volumes in futures & options currently stand at 1.91 crore contracts with a turnover of Rs. 11,17,242.10 crore.

Overall volumes in futures & options currently stand at 1.91 crore contracts with a turnover of Rs. 11,17,242.10 crore.

Structurally, Nifty has formed a triangle pattern and the high-low breakout points to watch out for are 10,900 and 10,730. Only a decisive move above or below these key levels would result in a trending move. Stocks in news: Ashok Leyland, Vakrangee, Majesco and Yes Bank.

Indian stocks are likely to open flat to slightly higher on Thursday as cues from Asian peers are not encouraging. The trend in SGX Nifty indicates a modest positive opening to the session and Nifty could open up by 28 points around 10,904 level. The stocks of TCS and Bandhan Bank will be in the limelight as they will announce their quarterly earnings today.  

The following stocks would be in focus during Thursday’s trading session in light of their results announcement: Bandhan Bank, Goa Carbon, TCS, Flexituff Ventures and Tayo Rolls.

Cochin Shipyard today informed the bourses that it has signed Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) with Kerala Coastal Police for the repairs and maintenance of 23 coastal interceptor boats. The AMC agreement is for 5 years.

The stocks most likely to witness significant movement on the bourses on January 10, 2019 are Bajaj Consumer Care, IndusInd Bank, AGC Networks, Cochin Shipyard and Yes Bank.

IndusInd Bank posts muted PAT growth of 5 per cent for the third quarter of FY19, on Wednesday. The bank increased its provision for IL&FS group loans in view of the company's defaults on interest payments to bondholders.