IRCTC among 8 midcap stocks hitting 52-week low; slipped up to 18% in a month

IRCTC and seven other midcap stocks have hit a 52-week low, a measure of their lowest price over the past year. This means their value has fallen significantly, with IRCTC experiencing a decline of up to 18% in just one month. The decline in these stocks can have a negative impact on the overall market, particularly the BSE 150 Midcap index, as it may indicate a loss of investor confidence and a decrease in demand for these companies' products or services.

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Nine BSE 150 Midcap stocks hit fresh 52-week lows on Friday. This could lead to a decline in investor sentiment and a decrease in midcap stock prices.

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