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#BrokerageRadar | MOSL on TCS: Buy with ₹3,850 target; strong order book and margin expansion to drive medium-term performance. @MotilalOswalLtd https://t.co/Mq0JMIFivN
#BrokerageRadar | Nuvama on TCS: Maintains Buy with ₹4,050 target; macro headwinds near term but long-term tech revival to support growth. @Nuvama_Wealth https://t.co/KQR33YzLjT