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🎉 A historic moment for Swiggy! 🎉 Today marks a major milestone as Swiggy rings the bell at the NSE celebrating its entry into the stock market! 🛎️📈 This achievement is a testament to the dedication, hard work, and passion of the entire Swiggy t

As many as 77 securities hit their 52-week low levels on the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) on Monday, January 6, as the broader markets traded in the red.

Swiggy shares list at ₹420 on NSE, opening 7.7% above IPO price in a highly anticipated debut Swiggy's IPO debuted at ₹420 on NSE, up 7.7% from its issue price. The IPO was oversubscribed 3.59 times, attracting significant interest from institutiona

How do some stocks suddenly rise in the stock market? Let’s find out 🤯 Market and Economic Factors 1. Demand and Supply: When the demand for a stock increases and supply decreases, its prices rise. 2. Economic Growth: If a company's business is

1. Are you familiar with the mechanisms that drive automatic changes in stock market prices, particularly on platforms like BSE and NSE? 2. Could you explain the significance of automatic price changes in the BSE and NSE ecosystems, and how they imp

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According to a report by Axis Bank’s Burgundy Private and Hurun India, Mumbai-based National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India has become the most valuable privately owned unlisted company.

Milestone Alert! Celebrating as Swiggy joins Zomato on the stock market stage! 🚀🍔 It's incredible to see two giants in the food delivery world stand side by side, taking Indian foodtech to new heights. Proud moment for all foodies and the industr

Have you ever thought why stock will go up when bought and down when sold. If demand rise......uhhh😮‍💨 Heard a lot of times Shall we enter with this knowledge 🤔 Sure if you want 100% risk and 1% return. Then how to pick a stock 😵‍💫. Understand

Now that swiggy will list on the stock market we can easily find out which company is better for investing