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Along with the many initiatives taken by the government in favour of the Indian automotive industry and the gradual easing of certain challenges such as the pandemic and the shortage of semiconductors, Sunil Bohra, Chief Financial Officer, UNO Minda Group, is quite positive about the way ahead. 

The cautious mood in the market was seen for the third straight session as investors were inclined toward selling their holdings in stocks, which are still highly valued. Investors are also eyeing US FOMC minutes, which are expected to throw some light on the market direction in the near term. 

The Asia Pacific markets rose as a reaction to the interest rate hike by the Bank of New Zealand.

After losing the momentum for the first two trading sessions in the current week, the benchmark indices opened higher on Wednesday. However soon, the benchmark indices erased most of the initial gains and were seen trading flat amid a volatile session. 

For the second consecutive session in the week, the equity markets traded in green and ended the trading session on a cheering note. Towards the end of the trading session, all Sensex stocks were trading higher with Tata Steel, ITC, Reliance Industries, Maruti Suzuki, and ICICI Bank being the top gainers. Sensex settled higher by 1,344 points or 2.54 per cent at 54,318.47 level while Nifty climbed 417 points to end at 16,259.30 level. 

Despite the fact that Nifty dropped about 250 points from the day’s high; there are a few stocks that appeared in the T20 breakout system. This is due to the reason that the broader market indices relatively outperformed the frontline gauge.