ICICI Bank shares hit an all-time high as the market rallied after two trading sessions.
ICICI Bank shares rose 2.75 percent to an all-time high of Rs.900.5 from its previous BSE close of Rs.876.40. The shares were previously at Rs 883.10.
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ICICI Bank shares rose 2.75 percent to an all-time high of Rs.900.5 from its previous BSE close of Rs.876.40. The shares were previously at Rs 883.10.
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