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Nifty slips below 25,000 as IT, power stocks drag; banks, pharma hold firm

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BusinessLine reported that the Nifty slipped below 25,000, with IT and power stocks dragging the index while banks and pharma held firm. In the same report, it said SBI rose 1.82% to ₹1,034.45 from ₹1,016, on 49.10 lakh shares worth ₹506.18 crore. The Nifty is the benchmark index of 50 large companies on the National Stock Exchange, so a level below 25,000 describes where that basket of stocks is trading. A stock "dragging" the index means its fall pulled the overall index down. The SBI figures describe one session's trading: the price moved from ₹1,016 to ₹1,034.45, and 49.10 lakh shares changed hands, worth ₹506.18 crore in total. The report gives no reason for the moves.

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BusinessLine  · · Tone -2

Nifty slips below 25,000 as IT, power stocks drag; banks, pharma hold firm

SBI led Nifty50 gains, up 1.82% to ₹1,034.45 from ₹1,016, on 49.10 lakh shares worth ₹506.18 crore

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