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Taking Stock: Sensex, Nifty end flat amid volatility; realty shines, IT, auto drag

Moneycontrol.com 9 hrs ago·12 Nov 2026, 10:46 am

The Indian stock market ended the session with little movement, as benchmark indices like the Sensex and Nifty settled flat. Traders faced a choppy trading day, characterized by high volatility as investors waited for more clarity on global economic signals.

The market saw a mixed performance across key sectors. The realty sector stood out as a bright spot, gaining ground, while information technology and auto stocks faced selling pressure. This divergence highlights how different industries are reacting to the current market sentiment.

For investors, this flat close suggests a period of consolidation. The focus remains on upcoming global economic data and domestic trends. Keeping an eye on sector rotation and volatility levels will be crucial for navigating the market in the coming days.

Excerpt from Moneycontrol.com

Indian indices closed higher for the third consecutive session. Nifty gained 44 points and Sensex rose 32 points on Nov 12. Realty and media sectors led the market gains. in your portfolio by Vishal Malkan Indian benchmark indices ended with marginal gains in a volatile session on November 12, extending their winning…
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