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Risk on sentiment persists despite 4-week global rally: David Buik of BGC
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FY14 to be better for education companies: Career Point
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Large corporate book remains unscathed: J&K Bank
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Bangalore real estate market looks healthy: Prestige Group
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No clarity on subsidy sharing, says HPCL
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ITC looks attractive: SBICAP Securities
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