On Thursday, Indian markets are set for a negative start as SGX Nifty indicates a gap-down opening. At the time of writing, SGX Nifty was down by 151 points at 9,248 level.

The stock of REC Limited has given a downward sloping trendline breakout on the daily time frame. This breakout is confirmed by above 50-day average volumes.

The government tenders of up to Rs 200 crore would not be the global tenders. This creates a higher window to MSMEs in grabbing more business opportunities as there will be no international players in the bidding process.

Dr Reddy’s Laboratories, a multinational pharmaceutical company, announced that the company has received an establishment inspection report (EIR) for Srikakulam formulations plant.

Hexaware Technologies Ltd, one of the fastest-growing next-gen providers of IT services, has launched Amaze for Data & AI, the new cloud transformation solution for taking on-premise data warehouses and analytics ecosystems to cloud.

Operating profit during the period tanked nearly 50 per cent YoY to Rs 723.4 crore. Operating margin in the quarter deteriorated by almost 280 bps from corresponding quarter of previous year to 4.2 per cent.

Domestic benchmark indices finally ended their continuous streak of volatile trading sessions as today, Sensex jumped by 2.03 per cent, which is by 637.49 points to close at the level of 32,008.61 while, Nifty inched up by 2.03 per cent, which is 187 points to reach the level of 9,383.55.

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Infosys, a global leader in the next-generation digital services and consulting, has been selected by GlobalFoundries (GF), the world’s leading speciality foundry, as its partner for the company’s digital transformation program. Through this partnership, Infosys will provide expertise and analytical solutions to optimise the overall efficiency and agility of GF’s manufacturing and business operations.

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