D-Street Newsmakers: BOB, Infosys, HDFC Bank and ONGC among 8 stocks that hogged limelight today

Indian equities continued to deal with the severe market rout amid escalating war between Israel and Iran war, FII sell-off and Chinese stimulus. Nifty at the close held on to just 25,000 levels.

Here are the stocks that remain in spotlight today:

ONGC:

ONGC stock ended higher by 1 per cent at Rs 295.2 amid surge in crude oil price to $78 per bbl even as ample supply concerns weigh in.

Bajaj Finance:

Bajaj Finance stock ended  3 per cent lower at Rs 7,209.65 even as the company posted good Q2 business update.

HDFC Bank:

The lender saw significant decline in deposit growth in the September quarter. The stock ended lower by 1.5 per cent at Rs 1,651.8 apiece.

Bank of Baroda:

Bank of Baroda ended higher by over 2 per cent at Rs 250.5 as Citi maintained buy on the stock.

Infosys:

Amid resilience in the IT pack, the stock of the Bengaluru-based IT services provided ended over 1 per cent higher at Rs 1,918.35.

Asian Paints:

As oil prices spike amid soaring geo-political crisis, shares of the heavyweight paint company ended 2.5 per cent lower at Rs 3,071.85.

HG Infra:

The infra stock ended steady with a negative bias at Rs 1,486.45 per share even as the company bagged an order worth INR 862 crore for the construction of an access-controlled highway.

Honasa Consumer:

Shares of the Mamaearth brand owner tumbled over 4 per cent to Rs 427.95 as the Dubai Court has ordered attachment of the assets of Honasa Consumer in the UAE.