Stock Market Today
Market closed — showing the 5 November 2026 session · Market mood: extreme greed
Why the market moved
Indian markets rallied sharply on Thursday, with the SENSEX gaining 2.60% and the NIFTY 50 rising 2.40%, as strong global cues — including a Dow Jones surge of 2.64% and broad gains across Wall Street following US midterm election results — lifted sentiment. Banking and financial stocks led the charge, with NIFTY Bank jumping 3.33% and NIFTY Financial Services rising 3.99%, driven by big gains in Bajaj Finance, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank, while the Auto sector also stood out with NIFTY Auto climbing 4.14% on the back of strong moves in Mahindra & Mahindra and Maruti Suzuki. Breadth was healthy, with 39 of the 50 NIFTY stocks advancing, and foreign institutional investors had net bought shares worth ₹7,284 crore in the previous session. On the losing side, Capital Goods was the weakest sector, and stocks such as Apollo Hospitals, ONGC, NTPC, and Coal India ended in the red, though the cause of their specific declines is not clear from available data.
- Alphabet stock jumps 5%: Why Google Parent shares ralliedai infrastructure expansion · regulatory environment shift · tech capex cycle
- US Midterm Election Results Impact on Gold, Silver Jewellery Stocks: Senco, PC, Titan shares shine on Trump's lossus election impact · precious metals rally · dollar weakness
- Who Keeps Crashing China’s Stock Market?china equity crisis · semiconductor sector weakness · institutional investor deleveraging
- Wall Street cheers US midterm results as Dow Jones jumps 1300 points; Amazon, Apple, Microsoft among top gainersus political cycle · crude oil decline · treasury yield compression
- Gold ETFs attract ₹3,300 crore in Oct as investors go on a buying spree ahead of Diwaliseasonal demand patterns · safe haven flows · retail investor behavior
Lifting Nifty 50 most
Dragging Nifty 50 most
Nifty 50 top gainers
Global cues
S&P 500 +1.95% · Dow Jones +2.64% · NASDAQ +2.27% · S&P/TSX +1.51% · Bovespa +1.61% · FTSE 100 +2.53%