Weekly Market Wrap | Gain for Third Straight Week; PSU Banks Lead the Rally

Indian equity markets extended their rally for the third consecutive week, supported by sustained FII buying, easing crude oil prices, a rebound in US Treasury yields, and continued investor optimism despite higher-than-expected retail inflation and mixed corporate earnings.

Benchmark Indices

  • BSE Sensex: ↑ 564.43 points (+0.7%)

  • Nifty 50: ↑ 113.95 points (+0.5%)

Market Highlights

  • Brent crude declined nearly 2.5% during the week, touching a low of $90.56 per barrel before settling at $96.13 per barrel.

  • FIIs remained strong buyers, investing ₹45,319.60 crore during the week and ₹84,291 crore so far in November.

  • Retail inflation (CPI) rose to 6.09% in October, breaching the RBI’s upper tolerance limit of 6% for the first time in two years.

  • Food inflation (CFPI) accelerated to 8.94%, compared with 7.74% in September.

  • Indian markets remained closed on November 10 for Diwali-Balipratipada, while the Muhurat Trading session was held on November 8.

Broader Markets

Nifty Midcap 100: ↑ 3.6%

  • Supported by strong gains across broader market stocks.

Nifty Smallcap 100: ↑ 2.1%

  • Key Performers: Kalyan Jewellers India continued its rally after reporting a 64% YoY increase in Q2 FY27 PAT to ₹427 crore.

  • Data Patterns (India) gained after issuing a strong outlook for H2 FY27, with an order book of ₹1,724 crore and pending orders worth ₹955.76 crore.

Sector Performance

  • PSU Bank: ↑ 7.5% (Top Performer)

  • Media: ↑ 5.2%

  • Oil & Gas: ↑ 3.6%

  • Bank: ↑ 3.3%

  • Realty: ↑ 2.7%

  • IT: ↓ 3.2%

  • Metal: ↓ 0.2%

Top PSU Bank Gainers

  • Punjab National Bank: +12.8%

  • Bank of India: +11.2%

  • Bank of Baroda: +9.4%

  • Union Bank of India: +8.6%

  • Punjab & Sind Bank: +7.9%

Market Volatility

  • India VIX declined 11.2% during the week to 15.78, indicating easing market volatility.

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