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NSE:NALCO 4 December 2025 - 29 December 2025

NALCO hits record high as India metal stocks ride Fed cut bets

NALCO hits record high as India metal stocks ride Fed cut bets

Shares of India’s National Aluminium Company Ltd (NALCO) hit a record 314 rupees Monday before falling to 300.8 rupees, down 2%. India’s Nifty Metal index also touched a 52-week high before closing lower as commodity prices dropped. Analysts cited U.S. rate-cut hopes and Chinese demand as key drivers. NALCO shares have gained about 41% over the past year.
29 December 2025
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Stocks to Buy Today, 4 December 2025: Wipro, JK Tyre, Asian Paints, Indus Towers, Infosys, Hindustan Copper and More

Stocks to Buy Today, 4 December 2025: Wipro, JK Tyre, Asian Paints, Indus Towers, Infosys, Hindustan Copper and More

The Sensex fell 0.2% to 85,265 and the Nifty 50 dropped 47 points to 26,033 on Thursday, as profit-taking and a record-low rupee weighed on sentiment. Nifty IT outperformed, climbing 1.5% for a second session, with all constituents in the green. Foreign investors continued to sell for a fifth straight day. Wipro broke out above key technical levels, drawing fresh buy calls from analysts.
4 December 2025
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