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Nifty close above 25,500 by November-end will trigger long-term buy signal: CLSA

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CNBC TV18 reported that CLSA's Laurence Balanco expects the Nifty to climb towards 26,300, and said a close above 25,500 could trigger a rare long-term buy signal. The report adds that he shared his outlook on banks, IT, Reliance, crude oil, gold and global markets. The Nifty is the benchmark index of 50 large companies on the National Stock Exchange. A close means the index's level at the end of a trading day, not a level touched during the session. This is the analyst's view, not Hypeless's. The report does not give a date for the 25,500 level or the reasons behind the view.

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Nifty close above 25,500 by November-end will trigger long-term buy signal: CLSA

CLSA's Laurence Balanco expects the Nifty to climb towards 26,300 and says a close above 25,500 could trigger a rare long-term buy signal. He also shares his outlook on banks, IT, Reliance, crude oil, gold and global…

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