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    Sensex at 80,000: ICICI Bank, Nestle among top 7 stock picks of brokerages

    Sensex crossed the 80,100 mark for the first time ever today, while it had achieved the 80,000 milestone on Wednesday. The journey from 70k to 80k was covered by the index in just 139 trading, its fastest ever. During this run, many stocks have shown a vertical rally, with the businesses performing extremely well. We have collated a list of stocks on which the brokerages have recently turned bullish:

    M&M, Power Grid, 11 other stocks outperform Sensex in its fastest 10,000 points marathon

    As a NEWS EDITOR, investors are urged by Nilesh Shah to maintain a long-term perspective and proper asset allocation as Sensex reaches the 80,000 milestone. He draws parallels with Nasdaq's history and notes Gold's outperformance compared to Nifty in the first half of 2024.

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    Auto & FMCG stocks offer support as Sensex settles 131 points higher; Nifty tops 23,500

    Investors traded cautiously amid sectoral swings. Sensex closed around 77,341, Nifty sealed the day at 23,538. Sectorally, the gains were led by auto stocks, whose index was up nearly 0.9% and the FMCG pack, which rose around 0.72%. The Nifty IT, metal, PSU bank and pharma indices spoiled the market mood.

    Monday blues! Heavyweights drag Sensex 400 points lower; Nifty below 23,400

    The weakness was led by selling pressure in banks and metal stocks, while FMCG and consumer durables saw some buying amid sectoral rotation. IndusInd Bank fell around 3% and was the top loser in the Nifty pack, followed by 2% plus declines in Cipla, Tata Steel, and Adani Ports. On the other hand, defensives from pharma, FMCG, and IT - Sun Pharma, ITC, Nestle, TCS, and HUL - saw buying action.

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    But my view is that it is a global product and while we have seen consumption both for defence and railways and infrastructure explode in this country, thanks to the Modi government, I still think that the overall pricing is determined by global factors.So, if prices for steel, for example, were to fall in Shanghai, that impact does come through in our markets as well.

    The Economic Times
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