D-Street Newsmakers: Flair Writing, New India Assurance, Ashok Leyland among 10 stocks that hogged limelight today

The Nifty in intra-day trade marked an all-time high of 20,291.55. Meanwhile, buying intensity remained high in broader markets too, which clinched the new high too.

Shares of the commercial vehicle major cracked after its sales dipped 3 per cent month-on-month.

Indian equities, amid buoyant GDP data and fresh FII flow, have hit a new high on the Nifty. The Nifty in intra-day trade marked an all-time high of 20,291.55. Meanwhile, buying intensity remained high in broader markets too, which clinched the new high too.

Here are the stocks that buzzed the most in today's session:

Flair Writing: After stupendous listing gains of 69 per cent on the NSE, the stock settled 48 per cent higher at Rs 450.9.

New India Assurance: After the company's investors meet, JP Morgan downgraded the stock with an underweight rating. The stock closed over 9 per cent lower at Rs 231.25.

Zydus Lifesciences: Shares of the pharma company ended a tad higher at Rs 639.7 apiece after the company got a nod from the USFDA for Ivabradine tablets.

OMC stocks: Shares of BPCL ended higher, while those of HPCL and IOC ended marginally lower after the OPEC+ meet, where it was decided to deepen oil output cuts.

Tata Technologies: After a marvellous listing day, shares of the Tata Group's company met with losses on the second day on the bourses. The scrip ended over 7 per cent lower at Rs 1,220.6.

Whirlpool India: The small-cap stock ended nearly 10 per cent lower at Rs 1416 amid heavy volumes in the counter.

Ashok Leyland: Shares of the commercial vehicle major cracked after its sales dipped 3 per cent month-on-month. The stock ended 3.7 per cent lower at Rs 176.3 per share.

TCS: Shares of the IT player ended 0.69 per cent higher at Rs 3,511.65 as its buyback opened for tendering shares.

Kesoram Industries: Shares of the company were locked in the 5 per cent upper circuit as the company's board approved the scheme for the demerger of its cement business into UltraTech Cement Limited.
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D-Street Newsmakers: Flair Writing, New India Assurance, Ashok Leyland among 10 stocks that hogged limelight today

Indian equities amid buoyant GDP data and fresh FII flow have hit a new high on the Nifty. Nifty in intra-day trade marked a new all-time high of 20,291.55. Meanwhile, buying intensity remained high in broader markets too, which cliched new high too.

Here are the stocks that buzzed the most in today's session:

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Flair Writing: After stupendous listing gains of 69 per cent on the NSE, the stock settled 48 per cent higher at Rs 450.9.

New India Assurance: After the company's investors meet, JP Morgan downgraded the stock with an underweight rating. The stock closed over 9 per cent lower at Rs
231.25.

Zydus Lifesciences: Shares of the pharma company ended a tad higher at Rs 639.7 apiece after the company got USFDA nod for Ivabradine tablets.

OMC stocks: Shares of BPCL ended higher, while those of HPCL and IOC ended marginally lower after the OPEC+ meet where it has been decided to deepen oil output cuts.

Tata Technologies: After a marvellous listing day, shares of the Tata Group's company met with losses on the second day on the bourses. The scrip ended over 7 per cent lower at Rs 1220.6.

Whirlpool of India: The smallcap stock ended nearly 10 per cent lower at Rs 1416 amid heavy volumes in the counter.

Ashok Leyland: Shares of the commercial vehicle major cracked after its sales dipped 3 per cent month-on-month.The stock ended 3.7 per cent lower at Rs 176.3 per share.

TCS: Shares of the IT player ended 0.69 per cent higher at Rs 3511.65 as its buyback opened for tendering shares.

Kesoram Industries:Shares of the company were locked in 5 per cent upper circuit as the company's board approved the scheme for demerger of its cement business into UltraTech Cement Limited.

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