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Sensex gains 300 points: Nifty acquires 100 points as banking and FMCG stocks rally

Bhaskar English 1 hr ago·4 Nov 2026, 4:46 am

The BSE Sensex climbed roughly 300 points and the NSE Nifty added about 100 points, with the lift coming mainly from banking and fast‑moving consumer goods (FMCG) shares. Strong earnings expectations and recent policy signals have helped these sectors outperform, pushing the broader market higher.

For retail investors, the rise suggests a more optimistic risk appetite, but the gains are still tied to sector‑specific drivers. Keep an eye on upcoming RBI monetary‑policy meetings, corporate earnings releases in banking and FMCG, and any global cues such as commodity price movements, as these could shape the next direction of the indices.

Excerpt from Bhaskar English

The share market is trading higher today, 4 November. The Sensex is up more than 300 points at 77,250, while the Nifty is also around 100 points higher at 23,900. Banking and FMCG stocks are seeing stronger buying today. Asian markets decline today US market sees mixed trading on 3 November Note: The net…
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