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“The CRR reduction is very welcome as it injects immediate liquidity into the system over the next 25 days. This will help keep interest rates low, which is beneficial as we head into the busy season for credit markets. It’s good that liquidity will be available. Additionally, banks that previously earned zero percent on CRR can now buy government bonds or lend this money out, improving their NIMs.”

The markets have paused at a critical point. The Nifty has closed above the 50-DMA, currently at 24,548, and is just below the 100-DMA at 24,707. This level also aligns with the 20-week MA at 24,720 on the weekly chart. Therefore, unless the Nifty closes significantly above 24,720, the 24,700-24,750 range should be considered an immediate key resistance for the markets on a closing basis.

The healthcare solutions provider’s IPO is structured as a book-built issue, offering 1.88 crore shares entirely through an offer-for-sale mechanism. Share allotment for the IPO is anticipated to be finalized by December 17, with a tentative listing date on the BSE and NSE set for December 19.

Indian markets ended lower on Friday, breaking a five-day winning streak. Bank and IT stocks weighed on the indices. The Nifty closed marginally lower, but the overall trend remains positive. The next resistance level is at 24,850.

India’s billionaire wealth has tripled to $905.6 billion in 10 years, ranking third globally. This 42% growth rate is fueled by a booming economy, government reforms, and the rise of family-owned businesses. India’s strong equity market performance and the increasing number of publicly listed family-owned businesses have contributed to this wealth surge.

Ola Electric faces scrutiny from the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) over consumer rights violations and misleading advertisements. The company must respond within 15 days to a notice regarding these allegations. Despite a drop in market share and customer complaints, Ola Electric maintains the CCPA notice won’t impact its operations and continues expanding its product line.

Market expert Rajat Sharma favors large-cap stocks. He is buying Infosys, ITC, and HUL. Sharma also likes Laurus Labs and Tata Power. He sees value in ITC and Tata Motors. Sharma is positive about market performance. He awaits this quarter’s results. Interest rate changes and FII activity are key factors.

As long as the stock is priced above the 200-day SMA on the daily time frame, it is generally considered to be an overall uptrend.