Bajaj Broking Picks Adani Power and IndusInd Bank as Top Buys for July 17

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Bajaj Broking Research has issued buy recommendations for two stocks — Adani Power and IndusInd Bank — on July 17, 2026. The brokerage firm has set target prices for both stocks with a one-month investment horizon. These recommendations are intended to guide short-term traders and investors looking for near-term gains. Investors are advised to review the specific target prices and risk factors before making any decisions.

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