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Bharat Forge shows bullish momentum despite mixed indicators

7 Dec 2025 · 16:04 ISTafter close1 source ↓written by the desknot a recommendation

indicates volatility: 52-week range

Bharat Forge's stock closed at ₹141,000, slightly down from ₹142,290, with intraday fluctuations between ₹138,440 and ₹141,475. The 52-week range indicates volatility, from a low of ₹91,910 to a high of ₹146,070. Despite recent pullbacks, daily moving averages suggest a bullish trend, indicating potential upward movement if supported by volume.

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Bharat Forge shows bullish momentum despite mixed indicators

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