BSE shares fell over 2% amid a broader market decline, trading more than 30% below their May high. Brokerages offered mixed views, with Macquarie bullish on growth prospects, while Jefferies and Nuvama flagged regulatory and operational headwinds, including STT changes, RBI norms and the Closing Auction Session impact.
BSE shares fell over 2% amid a broader market decline, trading more than 30% below their May high. Brokerages offered mixed views, with Macquarie bullish on growth prospects, while Jefferies and Nuvama flagged regulatory and operational headwinds, including STT changes, RBI norms and the Closing Auction Session impact.
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