Bank of Baroda, Bajaj Auto, JSW Steel, Maruti Suzuki: Should you buy, sell or hold stocks in focus today?

Which stocks to buy, hold or sell today? As Dalal Street enters the April 11 session, here's a look at what brokerages make of some of the key stocks that are hogging the limelight.

Stocks such as Bank of Baroda, Bajaj Auto, Maruti Suzuki, UltraTech Cement, and other auto and cement shares are on their radar today.

Do you have any of these stocks in your portfolio?

Check out the full list of what brokerages recommend, including Bajaj Finance, Marico, IndusInd Bank, and HCL Tech among other stocks:

Bank of Baroda

Global brokerages are upbeat on Bank of Baroda – a public sector lender – a day after it announced its fourth quarter business update. Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan has an ‘overweight’ rating, while Citi maintained a ‘buy’ stance on the stock.

Domestic loan growth remains strong and was driven by an acceleration in domestic retail, Morgan Stanley said in its comment, adding that CASA (current and saving accounts) growth accelerated while term deposit growth moderated during the quarter.

Bajaj Auto

Brokerages are bullish on Bajaj Auto – a two-wheeler and three-wheeler maker as days after British bike maker Triumph transfers its India sales, and marketing operations to the auto company.

Morgan Stanley maintained an ‘overweight’ call on Bajaj Auto as it believes Triumph's success could add Rs 397 in upside to Bajaj's bull case, Jefferies has a ‘buy’ call on the stock.

JSW Steel

Morgan Stanley and Nomura are skeptical on JSW Steel shares as the former maintained an ‘underweight’ rating, while latter has a ‘reduce’ call on the stock after the company announced its Q4 business update.

According to Morgan Stanley, the management noted it would miss consolidated production guidance slightly given JISPL and Ohio businesses affected by shutdowns and weak market conditions.

Maruti Suzuki

Jefferies on Auto

Macquarie on Cement

The global brokerage believes robust demand and input cost moderation-led price improvement drive a constructive outlook. It’s not factoring cement price increase in FY24E.

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