← Thursday's stories
Markets

Sensex jumps 773 points to 81,879 after the Diwali break, its highest close since February; Nifty at 25,255

Banks and autos led the rally as crude cooled and foreign investors bought heavily.

accha? daily · · 1 min read
In short
+773Sensex points on 11 November
  • Sensex: 81,879.40 (+0.95%)
  • Nifty 50: 25,255.05 (+0.84%)
  • Nifty Bank: +1.76%

The session

When markets reopened on 11 November, the Sensex rose 772.75 points (0.95%) to 81,879.40 and the Nifty 50 gained 210.40 points (0.84%) to 25,255.05. Both were their highest closes since late February. The Nifty opened near 25,338 and gave up some of its early gains.

What moved

Banks and autos led: Nifty Bank rose 1.76% to 60,792.40 and the PSU bank index gained about 3%. IT and healthcare lagged. Lower crude prices, easing West Asia tensions and strong foreign buying lifted the mood.

Read the original reporting
Business Standard↗The Week↗

More from Thursday

All 39 →
Your Wallet

Amul and Mother Dairy raise milk prices by up to ₹4 a litre from today; Mother Dairy full cream now ₹76

Amul and Mother Dairy raise milk prices by up to ₹4 a litre from today; Mother Dairy full cream now ₹76
Founders

Gaurav Munjal steps down as Unacademy CEO after a decade; Akhilendra Kumar takes over, two months after the $200 million upGrad sale

Gaurav Munjal steps down as Unacademy CEO after a decade; Akhilendra Kumar takes over, two months after the $200 million upGrad sale
Brands

Nvidia's board meets to decide Jensen Huang's future; the chipmaker has lost about $600 billion in value this week

Nvidia's board meets to decide Jensen Huang's future; the chipmaker has lost about $600 billion in value this week
Viral

Kunal Shah lists his 3 priorities as WhatsApp head, and users flood his post with spam complaints

Kunal Shah lists his 3 priorities as WhatsApp head, and users flood his post with spam complaints
Marketing

Dior's 'hand-drawn' holiday ad gets called out for six-fingered hands; director admits software filled in frames

Dior's 'hand-drawn' holiday ad gets called out for six-fingered hands; director admits software filled in frames
Brands

Shops sold up to 20% fewer smartphones this Diwali as prices rose about 21%; Realme volumes fell over 50%

Shops sold up to 20% fewer smartphones this Diwali as prices rose about 21%; Realme volumes fell over 50%

accha? Now you know.

Get stories like this every morning.

Follow @accha.daily