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Today's Stock Market | Hero Motocorp plunges 7 per cent on reports of bogus expenses | Oneindia News

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Today's Stock Market | Hero Motocorp plunges 7 per cent on reports of bogus expenses | Oneindia News

Today's Stock Market | Hero Motocorp plunges 7 per cent on reports of bogus expenses | Oneindia News

Today's Stock Market News 28th March 2022: Check out all the highlights, analysis of top gainers and losers from today's stock market's trading action today.

Sensex gains 350 points.

Hero Motocorp plunges 7 per cent on reports of bogus expenses.

Indian indices rose for the second day in a row on Tuesday, reflecting strong global market cues.

Investors bet on a favourable conclusion from the Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations, while a near-8% drop in oil prices bolstered their confidence.

While these improvements have kept the market optimistic, investors continue to face two key headwinds in the form of US inflation and the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike.

At the close of trading on Tuesday, stocks in Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, and Australia were up, while those in Shanghai were down.

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