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Lakshadweep Updates ! - Air tickets sold out till March, 2024. - Indian hotel majors are scouting for more sites to build projects. - The government is planning a new Greenfield airport at Minicoy Islands. - Existing Agatti runway to get expanded.

Indians can now visit 62 countries without Visa including Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. Over all, India has moved up to the 80th rank on the Henley Passport Index.

💸FII and DII Update for 8 December 2023👉 In the cash market, Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) were net sellers, selling shares worth ₹434 crore. Whereas, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) bought shares worth ₹3,632 crore on a net basis.

RBI policy alert 📢 ⭐ The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has kept the repo rate unchanged at 6.5%. ⭐ This is in line with the street expectations. The RBI has maintained the status quo for the fifth consecutive time. ⭐ The Indian central bank raised its GDP growth estimate to 7% from 6.5% for FY24. ⭐ RBI keeps its FY24 inflation forecast unchanged at 5.4%. ⭐ The markets reacted positively, and the NIFTY50 index is up 0.4%, trading near the 21,000 mark.

Indian Economy in November 2023 GST Collection - 1.68 lakh crore UPI Transactions - 11.2 billion Car Sales - 3.35 lakh Manufacturing PMI - 56 Electricity Used - 119.64 billion units. Domestic Air Traffic - 1,27,16,482

State Wise GST Collection In November, 2023. Maharashtra - 25,585 crore Karnataka - 11,970 crore Gujarat - 10,853 crore Tamil Nadu - 10,255 crore Haryana - 9,732 crore Uttar Pradesh - 8,973 crore Delhi - 5,347 crore Telangana - 4,986 crore West Bengal - 4,915 crore Rajasthan - 4,682 crore Odisha - 4,295 crore Andhra Pradesh - 4,093 crore Madhya Pradesh - 3,646 crore Chattisgarh - 2,936 crore Jharkhand - 2,633 crore Kerala - 2,515 crore Punjab - 2,265 crore Uttarakhand - 1,601 crore Bihar - 1,388 crore Assam - 1,232 crore Himachal Pradesh - 802 crore Goa - 509 crore Jammu & Kashmir - 469 crore

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Exciting news in the space industry ! Tata Advanced Systems and Satellogic join forces with a strategic contract to manufacture Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites in India.

HCL Group is moving closer to setting up an Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test (OSAT) facility in Karnataka with an estimated investment of about $400 million. (ET)

What is a simple moving average? A simple moving average is the average market price movement of a stock over a specified period. It is referred to as the 'moving’ average since it is plotted on a chart bar by bar and forms a line that moves along the chart as the average price changes. The simple moving average is calculated by adding the share price over a period say one week and then dividing that figure by the number of periods. Suppose a stock closes at ₹100, ₹105, ₹110, ₹115, and ₹120 in five trading days, then its 5-day simple moving average will be ₹110.

What is a bracket order? A bracket order combines three orders in one order, viz. initial order, target order and stop-loss order. It helps traders limit their losses. If the initial order is a buy order, then both the target and stop-loss orders will be sell orders. Similarly, when the initial order is a sell order, the other two orders will be a buy order. For example, a trader places a limit order to buy a stock of a company at ₹100 per share. This is placed along with a stop-loss at ₹95 per share and a target order at ₹110 per share. Here we can see that the investor’s main position of ₹100 is bracketed by a higher-priced and lower-priced limit order.

Good afternoon, Markets are trading in the red, with the NIFTY50 below 19,700 as of 12:00 pm. Here are the top stories for the day! Top gainer: Divi's Labs: 3,710 ▲109 (+3.0%) Top loser: M&M: 1,549 ▼ 35 (-2.2%) ⭐️ TCS announces record date for buyback ⭐️ LTTS ties up with NVIDIA for enhancing medical imaging ⭐️ Tata Investment shares up 11%

India is concerned about potential carbon taxes in UK FTA talks. (Reuters)