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CarTrade zooms 70% since June, hits 6-month high; UBS sees more upside

CarTrade Technologies, an online automotive marketplace, has seen its stock price rise by 70% since June, reaching a six-month high. The surge comes amid positive investor sentiment and expectations for further growth. Investment firm UBS has expressed optimism about the company's future performance, suggesting there could be additional upside potential for investors. This development highlights growing confidence in CarTrade's market position and operational strategies within India's evolving automotive industry.

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CarTrade zooms 70% since June, hits 6-month high; UBS sees more upside

CarTrade Technologies, an online automotive marketplace, has seen its stock price rise by 70% since June, reaching a six-month high. The surge comes amid positive investor sentiment and expectations for further growth. Investment firm UBS has expressed optimism about the company's future performance, suggesting there could be additional upside potential for investors. This development highlights growing confidence in CarTrade's market position and operational strategies within India's evolving automotive industry.

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