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📆 09 NOV 2026 · CLOSING BELLSensex and Nifty edge up to 8-month closing highs after a volatile post-Diwali session
Indian equities ended modestly higher on Monday, 9 November 2026, recovering from steep early losses. Sensex closed at 81,106.65, up 107.25 points (0.13%), and Nifty 50 at 25,044.65, up 58.25 points (0.23%). Both are at their highest closing levels since 27 February 2026.
Buying in banks, especially public sector lenders, drove the recovery. The indices had risen about 10.5% over seven straight sessions through Friday, and the special Diwali session saw mild profit-booking. Breadth was weak: on the NSE, 2,316 stocks fell against 1,922 that rose, while Midcap 100 gained 0.6% and Smallcap 100 gained 0.1%.
सोमवार को बाज़ार शुरुआती भारी गिरावट से उबरकर बंद हुआ। सेंसेक्स 107 अंक बढ़कर 81,106 और निफ्टी 58 अंक बढ़कर 25,044 पर रहा, जो 27 फ़रवरी के बाद का सबसे ऊँचा बंद स्तर है। सरकारी बैंकों ने तेज़ी सँभाली, लेकिन एनएसई पर 2,316 शेयर गिरे और 1,922 चढ़े, यानी तेज़ी सीमित रही।
PSU banks surge 3.7% and pharma gains; IT falls 1.2%
Public sector banks led, with Nifty PSU Bank up 3.7%. Bank Nifty gained 1.51% and Pharma 1.6%. Consumer Durables, Realty, Private Bank and Financial Services also closed higher. Nifty IT was the weakest sector, followed by Metals and FMCG.
आज सरकारी बैंकों का इंडेक्स 3.7% चढ़ा और फार्मा 1.6% बढ़ा। बैंक निफ्टी में 1.51% की तेज़ी रही। आईटी इंडेक्स 1.2% गिरकर सबसे कमज़ोर रहा, फिर मेटल और एफएमसीजी भी नीचे रहे।
SBI, Trent and NTPC lead Nifty gainers; Tata Steel, HCL Tech and UltraTech slip
State Bank of India rose 2.56% to ₹1,042, Trent gained 2.02% and NTPC 1.87%. L&T and HDFC Bank also gained more than 1.7%. On the downside, Tata Steel fell 2.81%, HCL Technologies 2.43% and UltraTech Cement 1.79%, while ITC and Bajaj Finance each lost over 1.5%.
▲ Top gainers (Nifty 50)
▼ Top losers (Nifty 50)
Prices are from the HDFC Sky market snapshot after the close and may differ slightly from final NSE/BSE values.
एसबीआई 2.56% चढ़कर ₹1,042 पर पहुँचा। ट्रेंट 2.02% और एनटीपीसी 1.87% बढ़े। गिरने वालों में टाटा स्टील 2.81%, एचसीएल टेक 2.43% और अल्ट्राटेक 1.79% नीचे रहे।
FPIs have bought over $4.1 billion in November; crude eases; VIX falls
Foreign portfolio investors have bought Indian equities worth more than $4.1 billion so far in November, the strongest monthly inflow since September 2024. Brent crude fell as fears of a further Iran escalation eased, with US President Donald Trump indicating fresh attacks were unlikely while talks continue. Oil prices stayed under pressure after their sharpest weekly drop in more than six years.
India VIX fell 5.8%. MCX gold (December) rose 0.69% to ₹1,43,540 per 10 g and silver 1.12% to ₹1,87,170 per kg around 3:38 pm. I could not find Monday’s FII/DII figures, the rupee’s close or VIX’s closing level.
नवंबर में अब तक विदेशी निवेशकों ने $4.1 अरब से ज़्यादा के भारतीय शेयर खरीदे हैं, जो सितंबर 2024 के बाद सबसे बड़ा मासिक निवेश है। ईरान तनाव घटने की उम्मीद से कच्चा तेल नरम रहा और वीआईएक्स 5.8% गिरा। सोना ₹1,43,540 और चाँदी ₹1,87,170 पर बढ़त में रहे।
मंगलवार 10 नवंबर को बाज़ार बंद रहेगा और बुधवार 11 नवंबर को खुलेगा। विदेशी निवेश, कच्चे तेल, आईटी शेयरों की मुनाफ़ावसूली और नतीजों के मौसम पर नज़र रखें।
Nifty and Sensex hit 8-month closing highs, but the rally is narrowing
Banks, especially PSU lenders, lifted the market back from steep early losses, helped by foreign buying and easier crude. Breadth was negative and IT was weak, so gains rest on a few sectors.
✅ Positives
Highest closes since 27 Feb
PSU Bank +3.7%, Pharma +1.6%
FPI buying $4.1B+ in Nov
VIX down 5.8%
Crude easing
⚠️ Watch out
2,316 NSE stocks fell vs 1,922 rose
Nifty IT −1.2%
Mild profit-booking after Diwali session
Smallcap 100 only +0.1%
Earnings-driven, stock-specific action
निफ्टी और सेंसेक्स 8 महीने के सबसे ऊँचे बंद स्तर पर हैं, पर तेज़ी कुछ ही सेक्टरों तक सीमित है। गिरने वाले शेयर चढ़ने वालों से ज़्यादा थे और आईटी कमज़ोर रहा, इसलिए सावधानी रखें।
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