Sensex Steady Above 83,900 as Reliance, SBI, and M&M Lead Early Gains

The BSE Sensex traded almost flat on November 3, 2025, rising 1.80 points to 83,940.51 at 10:37 AM. The benchmark opened at 83,835.10, touched a high of 84,006.47, and dipped to a low of 83,609.54 during early trade. The previous close stood at 83,938.71.

Top Gainers and Losers

Among the Sensex 30 stocks, Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) led the gainers, climbing 2.03% to ₹3,557.05, followed by State Bank of India (SBI) up 1.17% to ₹948, and Reliance Industries up 0.46% to ₹1,493.40. Other notable gainers included Bajaj Finserv (+0.43%), Sun Pharma (+0.42%), Axis Bank (+0.36%), and Power Grid (+0.29%).

On the downside, Maruti Suzuki fell 3.19% to ₹15,675, while BEL (-1.29%), Titan (-1.24%), and TCS (-0.75%) also declined. Stocks like Asian Paints (-0.44%), ITC (-0.57%), and Hindustan Unilever (-0.47%) saw mild losses.

Market Overview and Sector Snapshot

As of October 31, 2025, the total market capitalisation of Sensex companies stood at ₹16.68 lakh crore (full cap) and ₹9.93 lakh crore (free-float cap). The finance sector held the largest share with 39.27%, followed by information technology (11.01%), oil & gas (10.13%), transport equipment (6.67%), and FMCG (6.30%).

In terms of fundamentals, the Sensex PE ratio stood at 23.05, PB ratio at 4.47, and dividend yield at 1.16%.

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About BSE Sensex

The BSE Sensex, launched on January 1, 1986, is India’s most tracked stock market index. It represents the 30 largest, most liquid, and financially sound companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange across key economic sectors.

Conclusion

The Sensex maintained stability above the 83,900 mark, supported by strength in financial and auto heavyweights like SBI, Reliance, and M&M. While select stocks faced profit booking, overall market sentiment stayed positive, reflecting resilience in blue-chip companies amid steady sectoral performance.

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