Markets
Indian indices, the world’s main markets, how many stocks rose, where big institutions put money, and the rupee. Delayed figures.
24,974.05
−12.35 (−0.05%)
52-week range 22,179.90 to 26,373.20.
80,948.78
−50.62 (−0.06%)
59,356.95
+506.30 (+0.86%)
52-week range 49,954.85 to 61,764.85.
60,729.55
+41.40 (+0.07%)
52-week range 52,032.85 to 64,450.90.
19,161.05
−5.35 (−0.03%)
52-week range 14,986.00 to 20,187.80.
27,332.45
+151.80 (+0.56%)
52-week range 23,373.95 to 28,562.50.
14,000.80
−25.20 (−0.18%)
52-week range 12,046.20 to 15,089.75.
Nifty 50 heatmap
All 50Each tile is one company, grouped by industry. Deeper green or red means a bigger move, up to 3%.
Financial Services
Automobile and Auto Components
Metals & Mining
Information Technology
Fast Moving Consumer Goods
Oil Gas & Consumable Fuels
Services
Consumer Durables
Consumer Services
Construction Materials
Capital Goods
Telecommunication
Construction
Source: Yahoo Finance quotes, NSE industry classes. Delayed.
Breadth
- Nifty 5019 up · 31 down
- Nifty 500213 up · 287 down
- Nifty Midcap 10051 up · 49 down
- Nifty Smallcap 10045 up · 55 down
How to read this
Breadth counts how many shares in an index rose, fell or stayed flat today. The bar shows the split: green for up, red for down.
An index can rise while most of its shares fall, if a few large companies rise a lot. Breadth shows how widely a move is shared.
Source: NSE.
FII and DII
HistoryCash market, Sunday 8 November. Foreign institutions were net sellers; domestic institutions were net sellers.
| Bought | Sold | Net | |
|---|---|---|---|
| FII / FPI | ₹52 Cr | ₹53 Cr | ₹-0 Cr |
| DII | ₹331 Cr | ₹1,031 Cr | ₹-700 Cr |
| Net, by day | FII / FPI | DII |
|---|---|---|
| 6 Nov | ₹13,750 Cr | ₹-5,969 Cr |
| 5 Nov | ₹14,975 Cr | ₹-10,445 Cr |
| 4 Nov | ₹7,284 Cr | ₹-3,712 Cr |
| 3 Nov | ₹6,837 Cr | ₹-3,679 Cr |
| 2 Nov | ₹3,115 Cr | ₹-392 Cr |
| 30 Oct | ₹3,599 Cr | ₹-818 Cr |
| 29 Oct | ₹-944 Cr | ₹1,924 Cr |
| 28 Oct | ₹872 Cr | ₹643 Cr |
| 27 Oct | ₹4,240 Cr | ₹-1,250 Cr |
| 26 Oct | ₹-1,462 Cr | ₹2,610 Cr |
How to read this
FII (also called FPI) means foreign portfolio investors; DII means Indian institutions such as mutual funds, insurers, banks and pension funds.
Net is what they bought minus what they sold in the cash market that day, in ₹ crore. A positive figure means they bought more than they sold; a negative one means the opposite.
These are NSE’s provisional figures for the cash market only. They leave out futures and options, and final figures published later can differ.
- Why might a month’s total differ from other websites?
- Our totals add up only the provisional daily figures we saved. Final figures published later by NSDL (for FPIs) can differ, and any day we did not capture is left out rather than guessed.
- Do FII flows tell me where the market will go?
- No. They describe what large investors did on past days. Many other things move prices, and the same flow can come with very different market moves.
Source: NSE, provisional. ₹ crore. Earlier days as saved by us each evening.
World markets
All world markets and GIFT Nifty| DAXEurope | 25,820.36 | −1.92% |
| Dow JonesAmericas | 51,285.73 | −0.46% |
| FTSE 100Europe | 10,673.94 | −1.01% |
| Hang SengAsia | 24,570.20 | +0.36% |
| Nasdaq CompositeAmericas | 24,579.42 | +1.09% |
| Nikkei 225Asia | 58,735.34 | +2.26% |
| S&P 500Americas | 7,376.86 | +0.31% |
| Shanghai CompositeAsia | 3,666.89 | +0.49% |
Source: Yahoo Finance. Change is against each market’s previous close, in its own currency.
Volatility and macro
All rates- India VIX17.28−6.22%
- GIFT Nifty24,977.00−0.05%
- GIFT Nifty over Nifty 50+2.95points
- Nifty put-call ratio0.999 Nov
- USD/INR₹93.85−0.65%
- Brent crude$96.98−1.36%
- Gold$4,127+1.28%
Source: NSE (VIX, put-call ratio by open interest, results meetings, holidays), NSE International Exchange (GIFT Nifty, near-month future, 09-Nov-2026 11:58:44; change is against its previous settlement), Yahoo Finance. Delayed.
RBI policy rates
- Repo rate5.50%
- SDF rate5.25%
- MSF rate5.75%
- Bank rate5.75%
- CRR3.00%
- SLR18.00%
Source: Reserve Bank of India. SDF and MSF: the standing deposit and marginal standing facilities. CRR and SLR: the cash reserve and statutory liquidity ratios.
RBI reference rates
- US dollar₹94.1402
- Pound sterling₹126.3870
- Euro₹105.3758
- 100 Japanese yen₹59.6200
- UAE dirham₹25.6313
Source: Reserve Bank of India. Rupees for one unit, fixed each working day.
Government bond yields
- 6.20% G-sec 20296.88%
- 6.53% G-sec 20316.98%
- 6.94% G-sec 20367.19%
- 7.06% G-sec 20417.38%
- 7.63% G-sec 20567.68%
Source: Reserve Bank of India, as on November 06, 2026. Yield to maturity.