Last week, the Nifty Pharma index reached an all-time high on 7 August, driven by investor interest in defensive investment themes. Market analysts noted that the recent surge in pharmaceutical shares is a result of a comeback rally because these stocks hadn't been doing as well as the overall market for a while.
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What’s behind Nifty Pharma’s recent rally
