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Sensex surged 6,568 points. Nifty reclaimed 25,000. That was the best weekly gain in six years, and it came on a week when global markets were bleeding. FIIs bought Rs 48,000 crore in five days. Crude crashed. And the rally was led by banks, not tech.

Here is everything that moved the Indian market this week (November 2 to 6, 2026). Save it, share it, bookmark it.

WEEKLY SCORECARD
- Sensex: 81,028.02 (up 8.82%)
- Nifty: 25,030.35 (up 8.6%)
- Bank Nifty: 59,086 (up 8%)
- MidCap: Up 5.8%
- SmallCap: Up 2.8%

This was the strongest weekly performance since February 2021. The Nifty closed above 25,000 for the first time since February 27. The Sensex closed above 81,000 for the first time in eight months. Both indices gained for a seventh consecutive session, the longest winning streak for Nifty in 14 months and for Sensex in 26 months. BSE-listed firms added roughly Rs 30 lakh crore in market value.

DAY BY DAY BREAKDOWN
- Monday: Big start. Sensex jumped 1,233 points on Reliance's record Q2 profit and a sharp fall in crude oil prices.
- Tuesday: Rally continued. Broad-based buying across sectors.
- Wednesday: Steady gains. FII buying kept the momentum alive.
- Thursday: The breakout day. FIIs bought Rs 14,974 crore, their biggest single-day purchase in nearly six years. Sensex surged past 79,000.
- Friday: Fireworks. Sensex soared 1,718 points to 81,028. Nifty jumped 494 points to 25,030. Banks led the charge. ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, M&M, and Titan all gained 3 to 5 percent.

Net result? A week where every single session ended in the green. The Sensex gained in all five trading days, something that had not happened in years.

WHO MADE MONEY THIS WEEK
- Reliance Industries surged 13.3 percent for the week after posting a record quarterly profit of Rs 25,548 crore, up 40.6 percent year on year. Gross revenue rose 27.8 percent to Rs 3.62 lakh crore. O2C EBITDA jumped 68 percent.
- HDFC Bank gained 13.8 percent for the week, its best weekly performance in about six years.
- ICICI Bank rose 12.4 percent for the week. On Friday alone, it gained 4.75 percent.
- M&M was the top Nifty gainer on Friday, up 5.11 percent, on strong Q2 earnings internals.
- Titan gained 3.36 percent on Friday. Kalyan Jewellers rose up to 5 percent. Precious metal stocks attracted heavy buying.
- Axis Bank added 3.19 percent on Friday.
- Yes Bank was among the top midcap gainers, rising 6 percent on healthy volumes.

The financial services index advanced 10.4 percent for the week. The private banking index rose 9.1 percent. All 16 major sectoral indices ended the week higher.

WHO GOT HURT
- The broader market underperformed badly. The Nifty Midcap 100 slipped 0.02 percent on Friday, and the Nifty Smallcap 100 fell 0.88 percent. On a weekly basis, midcaps gained 5.8 percent and smallcaps gained 2.8 percent, but they lagged the benchmarks.
- Astral crashed 11 percent after Q2 net profit declined 5.9 percent year on year.
- Bikaji Foods fell 2 percent after Q2 net profit dropped 11.3 percent.
- Fortis Healthcare fell 6 percent after a cautious margin outlook for FY27.
- Samvardhana Motherson declined over 5 percent despite healthy Q2 results.
- TD Power Systems crashed 13.47 percent. Tenneco Clean Air India fell 9.41 percent. Welspun Corp dropped 7.13 percent. These were among the top midcap losers.
- Power Grid was the only Sensex constituent to end in the red on Friday, declining 0.57 percent.

SECTOR PERFORMANCE
- Green zones: Financial Services (up 10.4 percent), Private Banks (up 9.1 percent), Bank Nifty (up 8 percent), Consumer Durables, Pharma, Auto, FMCG, Metal, IT. All 16 major sectoral indices ended the week higher.
- Red zones: Media was the only sector to end in the red on Friday, falling 1.52 percent. Realty and REITs also underperformed.

The story of the week was banks. Financial services and private banks did the heavy lifting. HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank alone added hundreds of points to the Nifty. IT was relatively insulated from the global AI selloff, with the Nifty IT index gaining 0.4 percent on Friday and nearly 2.9 percent over two days.

THE BIG DRAMA: FIIs RETURN WITH A VENGEANCE
Foreign institutional investors bought Rs 13,750 crore on Friday alone. That extended their buying streak to 14 consecutive sessions. Cumulative FII inflows since October 16 reached Rs 53,154 crore.

On Thursday, FIIs bought Rs 14,974 crore, their biggest single-day purchase in nearly six years. Over the past five trading sessions alone, FIIs poured in Rs 34,584 crore.

Why the sudden reversal? Three reasons.
1. crude oil crashed. Brent was headed for its biggest weekly decline since April 2020, falling below $100 a barrel. Lower crude is a direct boost for India's inflation and trade deficit.
2. global money rotated out of AI-linked stocks. The Nasdaq fell 5.5 percent overnight. Investors who had piled into US tech looked for markets with limited AI exposure. India fit the bill.
3. earnings were strong. Reliance, banks, and autos delivered better-than-expected Q2 numbers. Nomura said Indian equities could become more attractive as earnings improve and valuations remain below post-pandemic averages.

DIIs, meanwhile, sold. They offloaded Rs 5,969 crore on Friday and Rs 10,445 crore on Thursday. Combined net selling over two sessions was Rs 16,414 crore. For once, the script was flipped. FIIs bought. DIIs sold.

WHAT OUTSIDE INDIA DID TO US
- Crude Oil: Brent crashed below $100, on course for its biggest weekly fall since April 2020. WTI settled near $91. This was the single biggest trigger for the rally. Lower crude means lower inflation, a stronger rupee, and more room for the RBI to hold rates.
- US Markets: The Nasdaq fell 5.5 percent overnight. The S&P 500 dropped 4.4 percent. The Dow lost 3.4 percent. The selloff was driven by concerns over returns on massive AI infrastructure spending. But India barely flinched.
- Asian Markets: South Korea's Kospi and Japan's Nikkei fell around 6 percent each on Friday. Taiwan dropped 4.5 percent. India was the outlier.
- Rupee: The rupee surged to a six-and-a-half-month high of 93.90 against the dollar, up 57 paise. This was its biggest single-day gain since October 12. A stronger rupee makes imports cheaper and helps control inflation.

IPO MARKET WAS ACTIVE
- Bombay Coated and Special Steels listed on November 5 at Rs 91 on NSE and Rs 92.02 on BSE, a premium of 11 to 12 percent over the issue price of Rs 82. The Rs 183 crore IPO was subscribed 63.89 times.
- BLS Polymers was scheduled to list on November 3 with a grey market premium of 45 percent.
- The pipeline remains strong. But with the secondary market rallying, IPO demand is also picking up.

COMPANY NEWS THAT MOVED STOCKS
- Reliance Industries: Record Q2 profit of Rs 25,548 crore, up 40.6 percent. Gross revenue rose 27.8 percent. O2C EBITDA jumped 68 percent. The stock gained 13.3 percent for the week.
- HDFC Bank: Gained 13.8 percent for the week, its best weekly performance in six years.
- ICICI Bank: Rose 12.4 percent for the week. Gained 4.75 percent on Friday alone.
- M&M: Top Nifty gainer on Friday, up 5.11 percent, on strong Q2 internals.
- Astral: Crashed 11 percent after Q2 profit declined 5.9 percent.
- Bikaji Foods: Fell 2 percent after Q2 profit dropped 11.3 percent.
- Fortis Healthcare: Fell 6 percent on cautious FY27 margin outlook.

HIDDEN GEMS
- The broader market underperformed, but that is where the next opportunity is hiding. Midcaps and smallcaps gained 5.8 percent and 2.8 percent for the week, but they lagged the benchmarks badly. If the rally broadens, this is where the catch-up trade will be.
- Yes Bank rose 6 percent on Friday. The stock is quietly recovering.
- Precious metal stocks are working. Titan gained 3.36 percent on Friday. Kalyan Jewellers rose 5 percent. Gold and silver are back in favour.

The real money is often where nobody is looking.

ECONOMIC SIGNALS
- Manufacturing PMI: The HSBC Manufacturing PMI slipped to 54.9 in October from 55.1 in September. But the composite PMI rose to 56.7, a four-month high, driven by services. Input cost inflation eased.
- Crude below $100: This is the single biggest macro positive. If Brent stays below $100, inflation pressure will ease and the RBI will have room to hold rates at the December meeting.
- Rupee at 93.90: A six-and-a-half-month high. A stronger rupee helps control imported inflation.

The RBI meets on December 2 to 4. SBI Research has flagged the possibility of a 50 basis point hike if inflation pressures persist. But with crude crashing and the rupee strengthening, the case for a hold is getting stronger.

TECHNICAL LEVELS FOR MONDAY
- Nifty closed at 25,030. The index has convincingly broken out of its five-week consolidation phase. It is trading above its 200-day EMA for the third consecutive session.
- Immediate resistance at 25,150. A close above this would fill the bearish gap formed on March 2. The crucial resistance is at 25,500, which coincides with the 78.6 percent Fibonacci retracement of the correction from the January high of 26,373 to the October low of 22,180.
- Support has shifted higher to 24,800, followed by 24,600 and the crucial zone of 24,400.
- RSI is at 78.55, deep in overbought territory. A technical pullback is possible, but the trend is firmly up.
- Bank Nifty target is 59,500. The index closed at 59,086.

YOUR MONDAY CHECKLIST

Check before 9:15 AM:
- Crude oil direction. Brent is below $100. If it stays there, the rally has legs.
- Rupee movement. It closed at 93.90. A stronger rupee supports the market.
- FII buying. They have bought for 14 straight sessions. Watch if the streak continues.
- US markets on Friday. The Nasdaq fell 5.5 percent. Watch for follow-through.
- Muhurat trading on Sunday, November 8. The special session could set the tone for Monday.

Stocks to watch:
- Banking stocks like HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank are leading. The sector is on fire.
- Reliance has momentum after record Q2 results. Watch for follow-through.
- Midcaps and smallcaps lagged. If the rally broadens, this is where the catch-up trade is.
- IT stocks are relatively insulated from the AI selloff. Watch for continued buying.
- Astral is weak after Q2 disappointment. Avoid until there is clarity.

EVENTS TO WATCH
- Muhurat trading on Sunday, November 8. A special session for Diwali.
- RBI policy meeting on December 2 to 4. With crude crashing, a hold is looking more likely.
- More Q2 earnings through the week. The season is winding down.
- FII flows. The 14-day buying streak is the single biggest driver of this rally.

NOVEMBER WARNING
- November is historically a strong month for Indian markets. This year started with a bang.
- But the rally is overbought. RSI at 78.55 is extreme. A technical pullback is due at some point. Do not confuse a pullback with a reversal. The trend is up.
- The key risk is crude. If Brent spikes back above $105, the entire rally could stall.
- Another risk is FII flows. If the buying streak breaks, the market could give back some gains.

MORAL OF THE WEEK
- The Sensex gained 8.82 percent. The Nifty gained 8.6 percent. That was the best week in six years.
- This rally was not led by IT or pharma or FMCG. It was led by banks and Reliance. HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank had their best weeks in six years. Reliance posted record profits and surged 13 percent.
- The trigger was crude crashing below $100. The fuel was FII buying. FIIs poured in Rs 48,000 crore in five days. They had been selling all year. Now they are back.
- The broader market did not participate fully. Midcaps and smallcaps lagged. That is the risk. If the rally stays narrow, it is fragile. If it broadens, it has legs.
- Do not FOMO into the rally. RSI is at 78. Overbought markets can stay overbought, but they can also correct sharply.
- When the market rallies this hard, take some profits. Keep some dry powder ready. The next opportunity will come.
- FIIs bought Rs 13,750 crore on Friday alone. They are back. That is the story of the week.

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