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Why KPI Green Energy, Waaree Energies shares are rising today; over 5% jump amid post Diwali Sensex, Nifty fireworks

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Livemint reported that Waaree Energies shares rose 4.91% to an intraday high of ₹2,613.30 apiece on November 11, and KPI Green Energy shares gained nearly 2% to ₹347.75 during the session. The report linked the moves to a rise in the Sensex and Nifty after Diwali. An intraday high is the highest price a stock touched during the trading day, not necessarily where it closed. The headline gives only the day's price moves and no reason for them beyond the wider market rise. It does not give the closing prices, the companies' results or any other figures.

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Why KPI Green Energy, Waaree Energies shares are rising today; over 5% jump amid post Diwali Sensex, Nifty fireworks

Waaree Energies shares rallied 4.91% to hit an intraday high of ₹2,613.30 apiece on Wednesday. Meanwhile, KPI Green shares advanced nearly 2% to ₹347.75 per share during the trading session on November 11.

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