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IDBI Bank shares rally again as privatisation bid deadline hits; analyst flags ₹130 target

IDBI Bank shares rally again as privatisation bid deadline hits; analyst flags ₹130 target

IDBI Bank shares rose 2% to 111.57 rupees Thursday, outperforming a falling Nifty 50, as investors eyed the government's 60.7% stake sale. The deadline for financial bids is set for Feb. 5, with Fairfax, Emirates NBD, and Kotak Mahindra Bank cleared to bid. Trading volumes spiked Wednesday, with 41.5 million shares exchanged. Employee unions have urged the government to reconsider selling to private or foreign buyers.
5 February 2026
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  • Stephen King praises 2026 horror hit 'Obsession' as breakout success
    June 22, 2026, 3:03 AM EDT. Stephen King endorsed 'Obsession,' a breakout 2026 horror film directed by YouTuber Curry Barker, describing it as a 'weird mixture of humor and horror.' The feature, made on a micro-budget of under $1 million, has grossed over $297 million worldwide and holds a 94% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, highlighting its massive box office and critical success. This debut film has gained major acclaim, including from The Independent, which called it 'one of the creepiest horror movies of 2026.' The rise of YouTube filmmakers like Barker signals a new trend in horror, alongside similar hits such as Cane Parson's 'Backrooms.'

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