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NSE:BAJFINANCE News 2 December 2025 - 5 December 2025

Bajaj Finance Share Price Today: RBI Rate Cut, Housing Finance Stake Sale and New Targets – What It Means for BAJFINANCE Stock

Bajaj Finance Share Price Today: RBI Rate Cut, Housing Finance Stake Sale and New Targets – What It Means for BAJFINANCE Stock

Mumbai | December 5, 2025 Bajaj Finance Limited (NSE: BAJFINANCE) traded around ₹1,045.60 on Friday morning, up about 1.6% versus the previous close and sitting not far below its 52-week high, extending a powerful ~51% year‑to‑date rally in 2025. mint The move comes on a day when the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) delivered a surprise 25 bps repo rate…
5 December 2025
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Bajaj Housing Finance Share Price Crashes 9% After Promoter Stake Sale: What Investors Should Know Now

Bajaj Housing Finance Share Price Crashes 9% After Promoter Stake Sale: What Investors Should Know Now

Bajaj Housing Finance Ltd (Bajaj Housing Finance, ticker: BAJAJHFL) — once one of India’s hottest IPOs — is back in the headlines for a very different reason. On 2 December 2025, the stock tumbled around 9%, hitting a fresh 52-week and all‑time low near ₹94.90 after a large promoter stake sale via block deals spooked the market. mint The move…
2 December 2025
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  • Bitcoin Faces Liquidity Challenges Unlike Gold, Says QCP Capital
    February 6, 2026, 12:15 AM EST. Bitcoin is navigating a liquidity squeeze that gold never encountered, according to Darius Sit, co-founder of QCP Capital. While comparisons between bitcoin and gold often focus on price, Sit highlights that bitcoin's market dynamics reflect forced position unwinds rather than a collapse in its investment thesis. Gold benefits from sovereign demand and massive market scale, with daily price swings larger than bitcoin's entire valuation. The October 10 crypto deleveraging event exposed stark differences in liquidity and credit handling between bitcoin and altcoins, underscoring crypto exchanges' vulnerabilities due to their simpler risk management structures. Unlike traditional markets, crypto venues can become single points of failure, risking socialized loss where winning traders cover others' bankruptcies, damaging trust and setting a real limit on institutional participation.
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