Overnight Digest: Stocks likely to be in focus on November 3
Keep a watch on these stocks for Thursday's trading session.
Breaking the four-day gaining streak, the benchmark indices ended lower with Sensex being down by 215.26 points or 0.35 per cent at 60,906.09 level and Nifty declining 62.60 points or 0.34 per cent at the end of the trading session. Apart from metals and pharma, majority of sectoral indices saw selling during the trading session.
Bharti Airtel, Apollo Hospitals, Maruti Suzuki, Eicher Motors and Britannia Industries were among the top Nifty losers, while gainers included Hindalco Industries, Sun Pharma, ITC, ONGC and Tech Mahindra.
Keep a watch on these stocks for Thursday's trading session -
Bharti Airtel - The shares of Bharti Airtel have plunged up to 3 per cent in today's trading session, despite the company announcing that it has crossed the 1 million unique 5G user mark on its network. The company achieved this milestone in less than 30 days of its commercial launch even as the network is being built. The shares of this telecommunication company have been falling for two straight trading sessions.
Maruti Suzuki - Maruti Suzuki India announced production of 1.56 lakh vehicles in October 2022, increasing 15.8 per cent compared to 1.34 lakh units produced in October 2021. Production volume in October 2021 was adversely impacted due to a sizeable shortage of electronic components. The shares of Maruti Suzuki fell up to 2.4 per cent and ended at Rs 9,228 per share.
Max Healthcare - In a subdued market today, the shares of Max Healthcare rallied decently on posting healthy operational performance in Q2FY23. The company reported highest-ever gross revenue of Rs 1,567 crore, up 9 per cent year-on-year (YoY). Operating EBITDA was at Rs 410 crore compared to Rs 362 crore Q2FY22.
Price Volume Breakout Stocks - The markets traded on a weaker note in Wednesday's trading session. The shares which were able to show a price volume breakout despite the subdued mood of the market included Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, Fine Organic Industries, Cochin Shipyard, Syngene International and G R Infraprojects.