HDFC Bank shares remain under pressure, falling nearly 30% so far this year as investors assess the lender’s CEO succession process. Technical analysts see a weak trend, with key support around Rs 710 and resistance near Rs 750-780, while Jefferies has identified several potential internal and external candidates for the top job.
HDFC Bank shares remain under pressure, falling nearly 30% so far this year as investors assess the lender’s CEO succession process. Technical analysts see a weak trend, with key support around Rs 710 and resistance near Rs 750-780, while Jefferies has identified several potential internal and external candidates for the top job.
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