Stocks to Watch, 22 December: Stocks like Sudeep Pharma, IRB Infrastructure Developers, Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Ge Vernova T&D India, Granules India, Soma Textile, Tata Chemicals, Indian Hotels Company, Emmvee Photovoltaic Power, Jupiter Wagons, Fortis Healthcare, KEC International, and Allcargo Terminals will be in focus on December 22.
Hence, if the Nifty 50 maintains its upward journey and sustains above the 26,000 zone, the 26,200–26,300 levels will be crucial to watch in the upcoming sessions. However, the 25,800–25,700 zone is expected to act as a key support, according to experts.
In the truncated week starting December 22, the market is expected to stay positive but cautious, with focus on US quarterly GDP and PCE data, China’s NPC Standing Committee meeting, rupee movement, FII flows, and the VIX.
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