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Indian Stock Market Report: November 4, 2026

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Indian Stock Market Wrap: Sensex Gains 384 Points as Defense, Metal, and Realty Power Nifty Above 23,950

Indian benchmark equity indices extended their winning streak to a fifth consecutive session on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. Shrugging off early morning weakness and aggressive profit-taking across software exporters, Dalal Street mounted a strong late-session rally driven by intense value-buying in defense, real estate, metals, and consumer durables. Softening international crude oil prices and robust domestic festive demand continued to anchor investor confidence.

At the post-market close, the BSE Sensex advanced 383.55 points (+0.50%) to settle at 77,301.40. Simultaneously, the NSE Nifty 50 gained 149.75 points (+0.63%) to finish near session highs at 23,960.60. Broader markets heavily outperformed headline benchmarks, with the Nifty Midcap 100 advancing 1.55% and the Nifty Smallcap 100 surging 2.00% as retail risk appetite reached fresh monthly highs.

Market Snapshot

Benchmark IndexClosing LevelAbsolute ChangePercentage Change
BSE Sensex77,301.40+383.55+0.50%
NSE Nifty 5023,960.60+149.75+0.63%
Nifty Bank55,913.60+373.55+0.67%
Nifty Realty——+2.85%
Nifty Metal——+2.80%

Top Nifty 50 Gainers & Losers

Market breadth leaned decisively toward bulls, with 36 of the 50 Nifty constituents closing in positive territory.

Top Gainers

  • Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL): ₹397.70 (+4.71%) — Spearheaded the headline index after posting strong September-quarter financial numbers.
  • Adani Enterprises: ₹2,709.20 (+4.47%) — Surged as infrastructure counters witnessed heavy institutional buying.
  • Titan Company: ₹4,754.40 (+4.22%) — Advanced sharply on upbeat consumer discretionary festive sales updates.
  • Jio Financial Services: ₹222.27 (+3.73%) — Extended gains amid strong buying across non-banking financial intermediaries.
  • Max Healthcare Institute: ₹927.15 (+3.53%) — Rebounded strongly following positive Q2 operational performance commentary.

Top Losers

  • Tata Consultancy Services (TCS): ₹2,436.00 (-2.52%) — Trailed frontline decliners amid global IT spend adjustments.
  • HCL Technologies: ₹1,405.00 (-2.37%) — Eased alongside tech majors under sector-wide distribution pressure.
  • Coal India: ₹399.65 (-2.05%) — Consolidated lower despite broader strength across power generation counters.
  • Infosys Ltd: ₹1,128.20 (-1.73%) — Plunged as foreign institutional rotation shifted away from tech exporters.
  • BSE Ltd: ₹3,601.50 (-1.75%) — Trailed lower following selective profit-booking post recent lifetime highs.

Key Market Drivers

  • Realty and Metals Lead Sector Surge: Sectoral momentum was led by Nifty Realty (+2.85%) and Nifty Metal (+2.80%), supported by industrial metals stability and domestic urban housing demand.
  • IT Drag Offsets Broad Gains: The Nifty IT index (-1.50%) was the sole major sector to end in the red as global software spend uncertainty triggered institutional exits.
  • Smallcaps Outperform: Retail momentum drove the Nifty Smallcap 100 up 2%, taking benchmark indices near key resistance levels heading into mid-week trading.

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Rupee at Close

4 Nov, 2026

Indian rupee ended 10 paise higher at 94.64 per dollar on Wednesday versus previous close of 94.74.

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FII’s & DII’s Activity on 4 Nov, 2026

Net value in crores

BUYSELL
DII3,712.23
FII7,284.03

Source : NSE

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