Mumbai, 7 November 2026: The current week has proved to be very good for the Indian stock market. Due to aggressive buying seen in the domestic stock markets for 5 consecutive working days, both Sensex and Nifty registered a weekly rise of more than 8 percent. At the end of trading on Friday, Sensex remained closed after crossing the important level of 81 thousand and Nifty at 25 thousand. In the coming time, due to global political developments and the possibility of easing of tension in the Middle East, the confidence of investors was strengthened, the widespread impact of which was seen in the form of all-round buying in the market.
This week, the main index of Bombay Stock Exchange, Sensex, closed at 81,028.02 on Friday with a rise of 6,568.49 points or 8.82 percent. The special thing was that Sensex was successful in closing in the green zone on all five days of the week. On a daily basis, at the beginning of the week the Sensex had increased by 1.66 percent on Monday, 1.62 percent on Tuesday and 0.50 percent on Wednesday. After this, a strong rise of 2.60 percent was recorded on Thursday and 2.17 percent on Friday. On the other hand, the Nifty-50 index of the National Stock Exchange also increased by 1,977.25 points (8.58 percent) and closed at the level of 25,030.35 on Friday. This numerical level of both the main indices is the highest closing level since February 27 this year.
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Global factors and favorable impact of decline in crude oil
International political events are playing an important role in this rise in the stock market. Due to the victory of the Democratic Party in the US midterm elections and possible changes in US policies, there is hope of reducing military tension in West Asia. For the first time since the crisis started in the Middle East, Sensex has crossed 81 thousand and Nifty has crossed 25 thousand. Apart from this, the price of crude oil in the international market has fallen below 100 dollars per barrel, which has created a big relief for the Indian economy and market.
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Midcap-Smallcap and Sector Wise Outlook
During the current week, compared to the main indices, midcap and smallcap stocks showed relatively slow growth. Nifty Midcap-50 index increased by 5.91 percent and Nifty Smallcap-100 increased by 2.77 percent. The sector had the highest rise of 10.7 percent in the NSE Financial Services Index. Whereas cement, realty and consumer durables indices had strengthened by more than 10 percent. Apart from this, improvement was recorded in Oil and Gas (9.6%), Auto sector (9.4%), Private Banking (9.1%), Metal (7.6%) and FMCG sector (7.3%).
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M&M and Bajaj Finance gained the most, PowerGrid and Infosys declined.
Weekly increase was seen in the shares of 28 companies out of 30 major companies of Sensex. Mahindra & Mahindra shares were the top gainer with a rise of 15.86 percent. After this, major improvement was seen in Bajaj Finance (15.52%), HDFC Bank (13.68%), Reliance Industries (13.28%), UltraTech Cement (12.62%) and ICICI Bank (12.55%). Apart from this, shares of Titan, Indigo, Maruti Suzuki, Bajaj Finserv and Tata Steel rose by 10 percent to 12 percent. However, amidst this all-round boom in the market, there was a sharp rise in the shares of two big companies. Shares of Power Grid fell by 1.89 percent and shares of IT giant Infosys fell by 0.11 percent during the week. Overall, this week has been a very profitable week for the investors in the Indian stock market.