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MRF, India's highest-priced stock, reached a new milestone by hitting a share price of Rs 1.5 lakh, marking the first time an Indian stock has achieved this feat. During Wednesday's trading session, a total of 27,248 equity shares of MRF were exchanged on the NSE, amounting to Rs 384.6 crore.

The Reise trailR served as a direct replacement for the Ceat Gripp XL tyres that came from the factory on my Royal Enfield Himalayan. The block tread pattern took a little getting used to when brand-new, especially while turning the motorcycle, but ended up settling pretty well for the course of this test that spanned for about 500 km.

Are you looking for a new pair of tyres that won’t be too heavy on the pocket and deliver world-class performance? Reise Moto, a new tyre brand in the Indian market might have an answer for you. I recently got a chance to test their trailR 50:50 on & off-road tyres fitted onto a Royal Enfield Himalayan. We had to go ride through the off-road trail at 19 Degree North, Adventure Park in Aamby Valley. This brief ride gave us a glimpse of what we can expect from this new brand.

Chennai-based tyre maker MRF on Tuesday passed a new Dalal Street milestone as it became the first stock to cross the Rs 1-lakh-price mark. Its shares hit a 52-week intraday high of Rs 1,00,300 on Tuesday as the stock rose nearly 2%, ending the day at Rs 99,988 on the BSE.

Indian equity markets are expected to open in the red on Thursday, following global cues.

Waterlogging emerged as the pressing concern at the Wednesday meeting held to review monsoon preparedness in view of the ongoing infrastructure works in the city.

Stocks in the Asia-Pacific were mixed on Friday after Wall Street’s rally driven by technology stocks. Meta surged 23%, marking its best day since 2013 after seeing a better-than-expected earnings report.

A bunch of Pakistan’s biggest companies have halted operations in the past months as they ran out of raw materials or foreign exchange, or both, compounding the troubles of an economy that’s trying to avert a debt default.

Tyre maker MRF on Tuesday reached a new milestone as its stock hit Rs 1 lakh mark during the day. The stock went up to Rs 1,00,300 -- also its 52-week high level -- on the BSE during the day. Shares of the company ended at Rs 99,950.65, a gain of 1.02 per cent. In intra-day, it climbed 1.37 per cent to Rs 1,00,300.

Trends in SGX Nifty indicate a negative opening for the Indian stock market.

The company, which registered 21 per cent of its consolidated revenue of Rs 2,986.66 crore in the second quarter ended September 30, 2021, from exports, is also enhancing its geographical reach in Europe, Australia and South Africa with a wide product range as part of its growth strategy.

Indices opened slightly higher on Tuesday, as data showing annual retail inflation eased to a three-month low in October strengthened bets of smaller interest rate hikes from the country's central bank.