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United Foodbrands among 6 consumer discretionary stocks that hit 52-week highs and rallied up to 70% in a month

A strong rally in Indian equities pushed several consumer discretionary stocks to fresh 52-week highs. United Foodbrands, Jay Bharat Maruti, Timex Group India, Sandhar Technologies, Goldiam International and SJS Enterprises scaled new peaks, reflecting robust investor confidence and positive momentum.

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United Foodbrands among 6 consumer discretionary stocks that hit 52-week highs and rallied up to 70% in a month
A strong rally in Indian equities pushed several consumer discretionary stocks to fresh 52-week highs. United Foodbrands, Jay Bharat Maruti, Timex Group India, Sandhar Technologies, Goldiam International and SJS Enterprises scaled new peaks, reflecting robust investor confidence and positive momentum.
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