Shares of SAIL saw their sharpest jump in three months Monday after its management guided for a 15% growth in sales volumes and lower costs for FY24 and set a target of nearly doubling annual output in eight years. Shares rose more than 3% intraday before closing at ₹84.35, up 2.7% from the previous close. Most analysts have retained their 'hold' or 'neutral' rating for the shares.
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Equity markets kicked off the week on a positive note amid optimism in the global markets and tentative breakthrough in US debt ceiling negotiations. Stocks that were in focus include names like Prince Pipes, which gained 5%, M&M, which was up 3.37% and ONGC, whose shares fell nearly 3% on Monday. 🎯Prince Pipes: Buy 🎯M&M: Sell 🎯ONGC: Sell
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The dollar nursed losses against the yen and euro on Monday following a surprise breakdown in U.S. debt ceiling negotiations and after Fed chair Jerome Powell indicated a preference to slow rate hikes. The greenback slipped 0.15% to 137.715 yen at the start of the week, having snapped a six-day winning streak on Friday and pulling back from a six-month peak. The euro added 0.14% to $1.0822.
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