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Brokerage Motilal Oswal has shared a list of potential private bank stocks that can fetch you better growth and good momentum.

As many as 33 companies will see the expiry of pre-IPO lock-ins in the next three months. A lock-in is a time period under which existing shareholders cannot sell their investments to avoid volatility in the stock.

Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley places India at the 7th spot in terms of market allocation among APxJ/EM (Asia Pacific ex-Japan / Emerging Markets). The US-headquartered investment bank and financial services company is ‘Overweight’ (OW) on China, South Korea and Taiwan.

"While the UPI block mechanism to allow trading with funds lying in the bank account is optional for brokers, the ability to collect fees from CC and potentially lower regulatory burden due to non-handling of client funds would probably mean that most brokerages will offer it," Kamath said.

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Berger Paints CEO, Abhijit Roy, has said that there is no need to lower prices in the Indian market if demand continues to hold up. Roy said that following a weak Q3 due to bad weather, the paint industry was back on a growth path with almost double-digit growth expected in Q4. The correction in raw material prices was helping the industry recoup earlier losses, he said.

Sources said issue size likely reduced to $ 400-600 million all of which will be a primary issuance to repay debt.

According to the regulator, the framework aims at giving benefits such as interest on the blocked funds in a client’s savings account till the time the amount is debited.

As per Trendlyne data, the average target price of the stock is Rs 61, which shows a downside of 10% from the current market prices. The consensus recommendation from two analysts for Rail Vikas Nigam is a strong buy.

Further, for the Indian Navy, contracts for Software Defined Radio (1,265 units), HD VLF HF Receiver (1,178 units), and Sarang (12 units), were signed. Sarangs will be installed on Kamov 31 helicopters of the Indian Navy which intercepts, detects and identifies the radar emitters comprising state-of-the-art technologies.