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Indian Stock Market Today, June 8
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Indian stocks are set for a cautious open on June 8 as rising Middle East tensions and a broad global market selloff weigh on sentiment. GIFT Nifty fell over 1%, while sharp declines across Asian markets, including South Korea and Japan, signaled a risk-off mood among investors. Higher crude oil prices and a rebound in gold reflect growing demand for defensive assets. Domestically, investors will track stocks with fresh corporate developments, including TVS Motor, RailTel, KNR Constructions, Creative Newtech, Amber Enterprises, and Ixigo. Market participants will also monitor fundraising plans at Zee, ASM Technologies, and Gujarat Themis, while keeping an eye on regulatory and tax-related developments involving Yes Bank, 5Paisa, and Reliance Infrastructure.
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