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Indian equities benchmarks edged up on Monday, snapping two days of losses, as global authorities took steps to contain the banking turmoil, helping dispel some of the contagion fears.

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Dear Trader… Markets traded volatile in a narrow range and ended marginally in the green amid mixed cues. After the flat start, Nifty future tried hard to inch higher however a sharp cut in the final hour trimmed the gains and it finally settled at 17037.40 levels. Most of the

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Indian equity benchmark extended losses for the third consecutive week as investors turned cautious after the government hiked securities transaction tax (STT) on futures and options contracts, while lingering concerns of contagion in the global banking sector weighed.

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Indian equity benchmark extended losses for the third consecutive week as investors turned cautious after the government hiked securities transaction tax (STT) on futures and options contracts, while lingering concerns of contagion in the global banking sector weighed.

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