Arun Srinivas & Sanjiv Saddy, 2 Top Level Officers quit Ola
Arun Srinivas & Sanjiv Saddy are 2 top level officers that have quit Ola. Couple of high level officers ended their journey with Ola this week as they look forward to other opportunities.
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Arun Srinivas & Sanjiv Saddy are 2 top level officers that have quit Ola. Couple of high level officers ended their journey with Ola this week as they look forward to other opportunities.
The indices closed with red figures on Friday as the financial sectors contributed the most to the downfall with Nifty Bank losing over 500 points in the session.
The Indian indices trading lower following the global cues as Asian markets fall, SGX Nifty was trading lower at opening.
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On July 10, Dow Jones fall drastically above 300 points while Nasdaq at record high led by FAANG Stocks.
The Indian indices closed higher on Thursday led by Financial and Metal stocks.
Green figures on the benchmark indices after slipping into red in the previous session, Markets backed by positive global cues on Thursday morning.
On July 9, Both Us and Asian markets were trading with positive figures and traders observed gains on major indices.
The Indian stock markets closed down as the decline ratio holding strong and markets dragged by Auto stocks in the trading session.
Markets dragged down from flat figures on Wednesday, IndusInd bank gains the most whereas Auto stocks contributed in downfall.
Mixed global cues on July 8 indicated a positive or firm opening for the Indian indices with Banks and RIL in focus on early trade.
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