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TREND | 02 May 2025

Vedanta Q4 Review: Analysts Remain Cautious On Near-Term On Lower Commodity Prices, Project Execution Risks

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BofA retained a Neutral' rating and trimming Vedanta's price target to Rs 455, noting subdued global pricing trends and a cut in target multiples in line with global upstream peers.

IDBI Capital released a Sector Update report for Commodities on 21 Jul, 2025.

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TREND | 30 Apr 2025

Aluminium futures eyeing a breakout

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Traders can buy if the contract surpasses 238

IDBI Capital released a Sector Update report for Commodities on 21 Jul, 2025.

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TREND | 29 Apr 2025

Zinc prices to remain volatile; to hit $2,750/ tonne this fiscal: Hindustan Zinc chief

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India's demand stays strong, says HZL's CEO Arun Misra

IDBI Capital released a Sector Update report for Commodities on 21 Jul, 2025.

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TREND | 29 Apr 2025

Copper futures: Bulls can lift the price

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Traders can consider longs on the back of the newly formed base at 850

IDBI Capital released a Sector Update report for Commodities on 21 Jul, 2025.

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TREND | 28 Apr 2025

Hindustan Zinc Q4 Results Review Margin Expands On Low COP; Efficiency In Focus; Systematix Maintains 'Buy'

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Systematix assigns Hinduatn Zinc a price target of Rs 466/share (Rs 463/share earlier), implying an upside of 5% from CMP and maintains Hold.

IDBI Capital released a Sector Update report for Commodities on 21 Jul, 2025.

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TREND | 28 Apr 2025

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IDBI Capital released a Sector Update report for Commodities on 21 Jul, 2025.

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TREND | 25 Apr 2025, 08:56PM

Urgent need for collaboration to tackle urban begging: World Bank economist

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World Bank Lead Economist Benedicte Leroy De La Briere on Friday said there is an urgent need for multi-sectoral collaboration and robust systems to address the intricate challenges surrounding urban begging and street homelessness. Addressing the 'Hard to Reach Population SMILE (Beggary)' seminar, she said there is a need for tailor-made solution to the issue. Because they are so complicated and they need to be so tailored to each individual, governments end up often implementing those programmes through non-governmental organisations, she noted. The cost of providing comprehensive care, including health support, identification services, skill development, and rehabilitation, is high, De La Briere added. They end up per beneficiary being quite expensive, she added at the seminar held by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment in partnership with the World Bank. De La Briere said despite their visibility, people who beg remain hard to reach due to multiple systemic barrier