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Following #NSE's F&O expiry day move, #GoldmanSachs trims BSE's target price to Rs 4,230 with a 5% potential downside.
#GoldmanSachs cuts its price target for BSE for the second time this week — Should you buy or sell? Tap in to know more👇 https://t.co/OpcagiZJSC @ShlokaBadkar

Goldman Sachs has revised its price targets for both Tesla and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) amid changing market conditions. The investment bank cut its price target for Tesla from $345 to $320. In a separate report, Goldman Sachs adjusted BSE's target price to Rs 4,230, indicating a potential downside of 5%. This adjustment follows the National Stock Exchange's (NSE) recent decision to move its Nifty weekly expiries to Monday, which could negatively impact BSE's trading volumes. Analysts are now questioning whether investors should buy or sell based on these developments.