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These 8 banking stocks can give more than 32% returns in 1 year even in volatile market, according to analysts.
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It might be too early to say this, especially given that the tariff wars have just started and uncertainty rules the street. But then the markets are as much about possibility as they are about probability. So here it is: The time is probably ripe to put stocks from the banking sector on your watchlist. Just be sure that you are focusing on them for the right reasons.
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