Indian markets currently operate on a T+1 settlement cycle for all stocks currently, which means that the purchase and sale of shares will reflect in the demat accounts of investors one day after the transaction.
Indian shares rose on
Wednesday, led by heavyweight Reliance Industries after Goldman
Sachs set a Street-high target price and by oil marketing
companies as a drop in crude oil prices aided hopes of.
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