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Jubilant FoodWorks Limited

Jubilant FoodWorks is negotiating to sell its India franchise rights for Dunkin' to Inspire Brands. This comes as the current franchise agreement concludes in December. Inspire Brands, which owns Dunkin' globally, plans to find a new local partner for the brand in India. Dunkin' aims to continue its presence and growth in the Indian market.

The Indian market is recovering with broad participation. Technical analyst Vinay Rajani sees the Nifty moving towards 24,800. He highlights JSW Steel for a breakout, Jubilant FoodWorks for a reversal pattern, and Marico for its resilience. Traders are advised to stay invested and trail their stop losses as the market advances.

The Indian market is recovering with broad participation. Technical analyst Vinay Rajani sees the Nifty moving towards 24,800. He highlights JSW Steel for a breakout, Jubilant FoodWorks for a reversal pattern, and Marico for its resilience. Traders are advised to stay invested and trail their stop losses as the market advances.

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