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This Tata Group stock jumps 7% today after Q2 results - Is it a stock to buy now? Experts decode

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MintThis Tata Group stock jumps 7% today after Q2 results - Is it a stock to buy now? Experts decode
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Year-to-date, the stock is down 15% compared to a 14% fall in the Sensex. On a monthly scale, it is up 5% so far in October, on course to end its two-month losing run.

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