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    Gainers & Losers: Lupin, HDFC Bank among 6 stocks in limelight on Thursday
    Sensex rises! But these stocks fell 5% or more in Thursday's session

    In the Nifty pack, 22 stocks closed in the green, while 28 stocks ended in the red.

    Technical Breakout Stocks: How to trade HDFC Bank, Glenmark Life and Federal Bank on Thursday?

    Indian market hit fresh record highs on Wednesday tracking positive global cues. The S&P BSE Sensex hit a fresh record high above 80,000 for the first time while the Nifty50 climbed above 24300 levels. The Nifty50 rose 162 points to close at 24286 while the S&P BSE Sensex closed with gains of 545 points at 79,986.

    Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide D-Street action on Thursday

    Benchmark BSE Sensex breached the historic 80,000 level intraday for the first time while Nifty raced more than 162 points to close at a fresh lifetime high on Wednesday following heavy buying in banking and FMCG shares amid firm global market trends. Bulls have regained control from bears. This shift in sentiment has once again favored long trades in the market.

    Benchmark BSE Sensex breached the historic 80K level intraday for the first time while Nifty raced over 162 points to close at a fresh lifetime high on Wednesday following heavy buying in banking and FMCG shares amid firm global market trends. The 30-share closed at 79,987, up by 545 points over the last close. The Nifty climbed 162.65 points or 0.67 per cent to end at an all-time high of 24,286.50. "We are of the view that, as long as the index is trading above 24,200/79,600, the bullish structure is likely to continue. Above the same, the market could rally up to 24,400/80,200. Further upside may also continue, which could lift the index up to 24,500/80,500. However, below 24,200/79,600 the texture could change. Below the same, traders may prefer to exit out from the trading long positions," said Shrikant Chouhan, Head Equity Research, Kotak Securities. Here are 4 stock recommendations for Thursday:

    Parts of Manipur flooded after heavy rain, schools to remain closed till Thursday

    Heavy rainfall in Manipur's Imphal West and Imphal East districts has led to severe flooding, exacerbated by breaches in embankments along the Imphal, Kongba, and Iril rivers. The state government has declared a holiday for all government offices and closed schools until Thursday due to the flood situation. Residential areas have been inundated, affecting over 1,000 people, with significant flooding also reported along the India-Myanmar road. Relief and rescue efforts are ongoing, while the Indian Red Cross Society recovered the body of a man from the Senapati river amid the challenging conditions caused by incessant rains.

    The Economic Times
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