- 07:17 PM MphasiS Q4 cons net profit up 33.9% at Rs 245 cr
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- 06:52 PM FIIs net sell Rs 68 cr in equities on Nov 23
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- 06:38 PM Godrej Group puts two brands on the block
- 06:26 PM Mkts consolidates after 2 days of strong rally: Ni...
- 06:25 PM Karvy negative on telecom sector
- 06:24 PM Air India saves Rs 400cr through restructuring
At 12:56 pm, JSW Steel is quoting at Rs 270.20, up Rs 23.85, or 9.68%. It has touched an intraday high of Rs 272 and an intraday low of Rs 249.85.
It is trading with volumes of 1,25,278 shares, compared to its five-day average of 35,475 shares, an increase of 253.14%.
On Monday the share closed up 1.05% or Rs 2.55 at Rs 246.35.
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