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NSE:IDFCFIRSTB News 15 December 2025 - 8 January 2026

IDFC First Bank shares rise after savings rate cut, as Nomura flags 23% upside

IDFC First Bank shares rise after savings rate cut, as Nomura flags 23% upside

IDFC First Bank shares rose nearly 2% after the lender cut savings account interest rates by up to 200 basis points, effective Jan. 9. Nomura initiated coverage with a Buy rating and a 105-rupee target, citing expected margin recovery as deposit costs ease. The revised top savings rate drops to 6.5% from 7%. Nomura warned that profitability targets depend on deposit retention and stable credit costs.
8 January 2026
IDFC First Bank Hits Fresh 52-Week High on Heavy Volumes; Pranik Logistics Eyes Rebound from Support — Market Movers (15 December 2025)

IDFC First Bank Hits Fresh 52-Week High on Heavy Volumes; Pranik Logistics Eyes Rebound from Support — Market Movers (15 December 2025)

Indian equities were muted in Monday’s trade (December 15, 2025), but stock-specific action drew outsized attention—especially in banking and select SME counters. Two names stood out on market watchlists: Below is everything that moved the narrative on 15/12/2025, along with the fundamental and technical context investors are using to frame the next move. IDFC First Bank share price today: fresh 52-week high, three-session winning streak IDFC First Bank’s stock marked a new 52-week high of ₹83.18 in the December 15 session, supported by a three-day run that MarketsMojo pegged at a 3.24% cumulative gain. Intraday, market trackers also flagged continued

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Verizon stock snaps seven-day winning streak — what to watch for VZ into the new week

Verizon stock snaps seven-day winning streak — what to watch for VZ into the new week

8 February 2026
Verizon shares fell 1.7% to $46.31 on Friday, ending a seven-day rally and lagging a broad market rebound. The drop follows a leadership shakeup in the consumer unit, with Sowmyanarayan Sampath stepping down and Alfonso Villanueva named interim chief. Investors await delayed U.S. jobs and inflation data next week, which could affect rate-sensitive stocks.
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