Stocks that were in focus included names like Global Health, which rose 6.34%, MCX, which dropped 9.03%, and Apollo Hospitals, whose shares jumped 2.6% on Monday.
The strong operational performance was driven by favorable metal benefit from recycling, higher pricing, and lower operating costs compared to last year. However, revenue dropped by 6% YoY due to lower aluminium prices and flat volumes.
Stocks that were in focus included names like EIH, which rose 20%, Gensol Engineering, which increased 10%, and Trent, whose shares jumped 19.48% on Wednesday.
Stocks that were in focus included names like L&T, which fell 4.22%, PB Fintech, which jumped 10.2%, and Voltas, whose shares increased 7.09% on Wednesday.
Analysts said traders are bracing for sharp swings around the budget announcement for FY25, the government s final one before the national elections this year. "We have seen a negative market trend on average in the past budgets since 2012, and today s decline too was just due to profit booking," said Apurva Sheth, head of research at Samco Securities.