In September, Sensex slipped by 2.14 per cent while BSE Mid-cap went down by 0.86 per cent. 

Overall, the markets remained concerned due to the rising COVID-19 cases, both in India as well as at the global front. Meanwhile, other factors that affected markets are geopolitical tensions, stretched valuations, and Brexit developments.

Currently, on the daily timeframe, the stock is on the verge of giving a breakout of the downward sloping trendline, formed by connecting swing highs from August 20, 2020. At the same time, on the weekly timeframe, the stock has formed a sizeable bullish candle.

The bulls made a remarkable comeback last week on D-Street with Sensex surging 3.5 per cent and Nifty adding 3.3 per cent for the week. The most intriguing part was that the banking index, Bank Nifty, outperformed the bellwether indices and soared 6 per cent.

On the weekly timeframe, Nifty had formed a bullish Harami pattern, which is a bullish reversal pattern. Hence, all the factors indicate that the current pullback rally may extend. However, the big question here is: How much would it extend? Stocks in action: Marksans Pharma, LTTS, Dr Reddy’s, Route Mobile, Reliance Industries, Hindalco Industries, Mahindra & Mahindra and ITI.

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The drug is used to treat secondary hyperparathyroidism (HPT) in adult patients with chronic kidney disease on dialysis. 

The engineering, procurement & construction (EPC) company, KEC International, announced on Thursday that it has secured multiple orders worth Rs 1,033 crore across its various business segments.

BABB, the blockchain banking & fundraising challenger, partners with Cigniti Technologies to leverage its quality engineering expertise.

Power Grid and Power Finance Corporation (PFC) also signed various MoUs during the past one month. PFC has reportedly been assigned an ambitious revenue target of Rs 36,000 crore.

The shares of Bajaj Auto were trading in the green on Thursday after the company reported a 10 per cent increase in its total vehicle sales at 4,41,306 units in September. The automaker sold a total of 4,02,035 vehicles in September 2019.