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Kaynes Technology share price hits fresh 52-week low as bearish signals pile up

Kaynes Technology share price hits fresh 52-week low as bearish signals pile up

Kaynes Technology shares fell over 6% Tuesday to a 52-week low of 3,747 rupees, underperforming the Sensex and peers Dixon Technologies, Amber Enterprises, and PG Electroplast. MarketsMojo downgraded its stance to “Sell” as technical signals weakened. The stock’s one-year return stands at about -47%. Trading ranged between 3,711 and 4,015.8 rupees during the session.
6 January 2026
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Dixon Technologies share price today: Why the EMS leader fell 15% in a month, what brokerages expect on Dec 15, 2025; Lime Chemicals in focus

Dixon Technologies share price today: Why the EMS leader fell 15% in a month, what brokerages expect on Dec 15, 2025; Lime Chemicals in focus

Dixon Technologies traded near ₹13,443 on Monday after a steep month-long decline, with investors citing profit-booking, reduced promoter and FII stakes, and rising competition as key concerns. Lime Chemicals, a microcap, drew retail interest for its long-term prospects. Indian equities opened lower on weak global cues.
15 December 2025
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Dixon Technologies share price today: Why the EMS leader fell 15% in a month, what brokerages expect on Dec 15, 2025; Lime Chemicals in focus

Dixon Technologies share price today: Why the EMS leader fell 15% in a month, what brokerages expect on Dec 15, 2025; Lime Chemicals in focus

Dixon Technologies traded near ₹13,443 on December 15 after a steep drop this month, with investors citing profit booking, reduced promoter and FII stakes, and rising competition. Lime Chemicals drew retail interest for its long-term prospects. Indian equities opened lower Monday on weak global cues, pressuring midcaps and high-beta stocks.
15 December 2025
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  • Australian Shares Fall Amid Rising Yields and Inflation Concerns
    May 19, 2026, 9:50 PM EDT. Australian shares dropped 0.5% to 8,563 as U.S. stock futures slipped due to higher bond yields and Middle East tensions. The Reserve Bank's May minutes hinted that underlying inflation may stay above 3% until late 2027, fueling cautious sentiment. Losses hit mining and technology sectors hardest, including non-energy minerals and electronic tech stocks. Major banks fell between 0.4% and 1.1%. Key decliners were BHP Group (-2.2%), Evolution Mining (-3.6%), Northern Star Resources (-2.4%), and South32 (-2.0%). Gains in consumer sentiment in May offered some support, limiting overall losses.

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Analog Devices Shares Rally After $1.5B AI Power Deal Ahead of Earnings

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Analog Devices agreed to acquire Empower Semiconductor for $1.5 billion in cash, sending ADI shares up 1.36% to $419.95 in after-hours trading after closing down 1.02%. The deal, approved by both boards, is expected to close in the second half of 2026 pending regulatory review. Empower CEO Tim Phillips will continue to lead integrated voltage regulator work after the merger.
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