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Stocks in news: Yes Bank, Vedanta, Groww, BHEL, Bharat Forge and NBCC

Indian equity markets closed lower on Tuesday, extending their monthly decline. Nifty50 reached a key support level, indicating a potential technical bounce. Several companies, including Yes Bank and Vedanta, are expected to be in focus. Bharat Forge and BHEL announced significant collaborations and joint ventures. Other firms reported regulatory updates and investment plans for future growth.

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Stocks in news: Yes Bank, Vedanta, Groww, BHEL, Bharat Forge and NBCC
Indian equity markets closed lower on Tuesday, extending their monthly decline. Nifty50 reached a key support level, indicating a potential technical bounce. Several companies, including Yes Bank and Vedanta, are expected to be in focus. Bharat Forge and BHEL announced significant collaborations and joint ventures. Other firms reported regulatory updates and investment plans for future growth.
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