Key Stocks to Monitor: Acme Solar, Indian Oil, Glenmark Pharma Amid Market Volatility
Stocks to Watch today: Acme Solar, Indian Oil, Power Grid, Glenmark Pharma
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On April 2, 2026, Indian equity markets are expected to open lower, influenced by global market trends and US political developments. Notable stocks to watch include Acme Solar, which has commissioned a new energy project, and Indian Oil, reporting record crude throughput. Investors should also keep an eye on Glenmark Pharma's strategic shift in the U.S. market.
- 01GIFT Nifty futures indicate a negative start for Indian equity markets, down 361 points.
- 02Indian Oil Corporation achieved record crude throughput of 75.4 million metric tonnes.
- 03Acme Solar commissioned a new 33.333 MW phase of its energy storage project in Rajasthan.
- 04Glenmark Pharmaceuticals is shifting to direct management of its nasal spray Ryaltris in the U.S.
- 05Lupin is acquiring a 43.38% stake in Multicare Pharmaceuticals for up to $39.6 million.
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On April 2, 2026, GIFT Nifty futures indicated a negative start for the Indian equity markets, down 361 points at 22,439. This decline follows comments from U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the Iran conflict, which impacted global markets, including a 1.4% drop in Japan's Nikkei 225. Noteworthy stocks include Indian Oil Corporation, which reported a record crude throughput of 75.4 million metric tonnes and pipeline throughput of 105.3 million metric tonnes for FY26. Acme Solar Holdings has commissioned a new phase of its 300 MW Battery Energy Storage System project in Rajasthan. Additionally, Glenmark Pharmaceuticals announced a strategic shift to directly manage its nasal spray Ryaltris in the United States, while Lupin is acquiring a 43.38% stake in Multicare Pharmaceuticals for up to $39.6 million. Investors should also monitor banking and auto stocks following recent business updates.
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The fluctuations in stock prices could affect investor sentiment and market confidence, impacting individual investors and financial institutions.
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