Axis Direct Recommendation on ASHOKLEY
Date: 14-Oct-19
Broker: Axis Direct
Price @ Call: 67.89
Target: 79
Recommendation: BUY
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Ashok Leyland Ltd.
NSE: ASHOKLEY | BSE: 500477 | ISIN: INE208A01029 | Sector: Auto
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Ask Moneycontrol: Experts answer reader queries on IOC, ONGC and other stocks
Stock selection remains to be the key at this point in time, suggest experts
Stock selection remains to be the key at this point in time, suggest experts
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Reduce Ashok Leyland; target of Rs 47: HDFC Securities
HDFC Securities recommended reduce rating on Ashok Leyland with a target price of Rs 47 in its research report dated June 26, 2020.
HDFC Securities recommended reduce rating on Ashok Leyland with a target price of Rs 47 in its research report dated June 26, 2020.
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June auto sales: Two-wheelers and tractors on the fast track, CVs falter
We believe that demand for CVs would gather steam slowly as their fortunes are directly linked to the economy
We believe that demand for CVs would gather steam slowly as their fortunes are directly linked to the economy
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Export roadblocks big worry for vehicle companies
The three markets of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal, which already have country-specific issues, are also refusing to open up Letters of Credit (LOC) in US dollars, which has left Indian players miffed.
The three markets of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal, which already have country-specific issues, are also refusing to open up Letters of Credit (LOC) in US dollars, which has left Indian players miffed.
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