Explore the key stocks to keep an eye on for May 2, including auto stocks, Federal Bank, JSW Infra, NCC, and Phoenix Mills. Find out what movements could impact these companies and how they might perform.
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The auto sector is facing challenges such as supply chain disruptions, rising raw material costs, and a slowdown in consumer demand. These factors can impact the financial performance of companies like Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, and Eicher Motors.
Key metrics to watch for Federal Bank include its net profit, asset quality, and provisions for loan losses. The bank's Q4 earnings report will provide insights into its financial health and performance in the retail and corporate banking segments.
Recent developments in the infrastructure sector, such as government initiatives to boost road and port development, could positively impact JSW Infra's performance. The company's updates on ongoing projects and potential new ventures will be significant for investors.
NCC is a leading infrastructure and construction company known for its significant projects in various sectors. The company has been actively bidding for new projects and has secured several contracts, which could influence its financial performance and growth prospects.
Phoenix Mills is taking steps to diversify its portfolio and expand into new markets. The company is enhancing its retail and commercial real estate offerings, which could help it recover in the long term despite a recent decline in net profit.

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