Indian Stock Market Today |Indian benchmark indices ended lower on Friday, 13 November 2026, amid selling pressure in Realty, Auto, Metal and Financial Services stocks, while Energy and select FMCG stocks showed relative resilience.

The Nifty 50 declined 155.05 points, or 0.61%, to close at 25,144.30, while the Sensex fell 318.56 points, or 0.39%, to settle at 81,592.45. Bank Nifty also witnessed selling pressure, dropping 484.40 points, or 0.79%, to 61,034.10.

Realty (-1.39%) emerged as the weakest-performing sector, followed by Auto (-1.07%) and Metal (-0.98%). Financial Services (-0.72%) and IT (-0.72%) also remained under pressure. Meanwhile, Energy (+0.03%) was the only sector in the supplied heatmap to register a marginal gain.

Eicher Motors (+1.34%), Hindustan Unilever (+0.96%) and BSE (+0.73%) led gains, while Shriram Finance (-3.37%), Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (-3.31%) and Grasim Industries (-2.60%) were among the leading losers.

The session reflected broad-based selling across major sectors, with weakness in financial, automobile and real estate stocks weighing on market sentiment ahead of the weekend.

At the Closing Bell:

• Nifty 50: 25,144.30, down 155.05 points (-0.61%)
• BSE Sensex: 81,592.45, down 318.56 points (-0.39%)
• Bank Nifty: 61,034.10, down 484.40 points (-0.79%)

Why Did the Indian Stock Market Fall Today?

Realty Sector Witnesses Sharp Selling

Realty declined 1.39%, emerging as the weakest-performing sector in the supplied heatmap.

The decline reflected selling pressure in real estate stocks, reversing the sector's strong performance in the previous session, when it had gained 4.51%.

Auto Sector Faces Selling Pressure

Auto slipped 1.07%, becoming one of the major sectoral laggards.

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles declined 3.31%, contributing to the sector's weakness. However, Eicher Motors gained 1.34%, demonstrating selective buying interest despite the broader downturn.

Financial Services Weighs on Benchmark Indices

Financial Services declined 0.72%, reversing the previous session's positive momentum.

Shriram Finance dropped 3.37%, emerging as the biggest loser in the supplied stock snapshot. Bank Nifty also declined 0.79%, highlighting renewed selling pressure across banking and financial stocks.

Metal Sector Records Notable Losses

Metal fell 0.98%, reflecting weakness across metal stocks.

Grasim Industries declined 2.60%, adding to the negative sentiment in the broader industrial and materials space.

IT Sector Trades Lower

IT declined 0.72%, remaining among the weaker sectors.

The decline indicated continued selling pressure in technology stocks, contributing to the overall weakness in benchmark indices.

Consumer Durables and Pharma Remain Under Pressure

Consumer Durables slipped 0.60%, while Pharma declined 0.49%.

Both sectors witnessed moderate selling pressure as the broader market struggled to maintain positive momentum.

Energy Sector Shows Relative Strength

Energy edged higher by 0.03%, emerging as the only positive sector in the supplied heatmap.

Although gains remained marginal, the sector demonstrated relative resilience amid widespread selling across other major sectors.

FMCG Sector Remains Largely Flat

FMCG slipped marginally by 0.01%, outperforming most other sectors.

Hindustan Unilever gained 0.96%, reflecting selective buying in defensive consumer stocks despite broader market weakness.

Market Overview – Sector & Stock Action Summary

Indian markets closed lower on Friday, with Nifty declining 0.61% and Sensex falling 0.39%. Bank Nifty underperformed both benchmarks, dropping 0.79%.

Energy (+0.03%) was the only sector to register positive returns, while FMCG (-0.01%) remained nearly unchanged.

Realty (-1.39%), Auto (-1.07%) and Metal (-0.98%) emerged as the weakest sectors, followed by Financial Services (-0.72%) and IT (-0.72%).

Eicher Motors, Hindustan Unilever and BSE were among the leading gainers, while Shriram Finance, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles and Grasim Industries witnessed notable declines.

Overall, Friday's session reflected broad-based market weakness, with nine of the ten sectors shown in the heatmap closing in negative territory. Selling pressure in Realty, Auto and Financial Services overshadowed marginal gains in Energy.

Key Sector Performance Snapshot

• Energy (+0.03%): Emerged as the only positive sector amid broader market weakness.
• FMCG (-0.01%): Ended nearly flat, supported by gains in Hindustan Unilever.
• Pharma (-0.49%): Witnessed moderate selling pressure.
• Consumer Durables (-0.60%): Declined amid weakness in consumer-focused stocks.
• Financial Services (-0.72%): Slipped as Shriram Finance recorded significant losses.
• IT (-0.72%): Remained under pressure as technology stocks declined.
• Metal (-0.98%): Recorded notable losses amid weak sectoral sentiment.
• Auto (-1.07%): Underperformed, with Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles declining sharply.
• Realty (-1.39%): Emerged as the weakest-performing sector, reversing the previous session's strong gains.
  
  Overall, Realty, Auto and Metal led sectoral declines on 13 November 2026, while Energy and FMCG demonstrated relative resilience amid the broader market downturn.

Top Gainers

- EICHERMOT: +1.34% → Eicher Motors emerged as the leading gainer in the supplied snapshot, demonstrating positive momentum despite the Auto sector declining 1.07%.

- HINDUNILVR: +0.96% → Hindustan Unilever gained ₹18.90, providing support to the FMCG sector, which ended nearly flat at -0.01%.

- BSE: +0.73% → BSE advanced ₹28.60, showing selective buying interest despite the broader weakness in financial and market-related stocks.

Top Losers

- SHRIRAMFIN: -3.37% → Shriram Finance declined ₹33.80 to ₹970.00, emerging as the biggest loser in the supplied snapshot. The decline coincided with weakness in Financial Services, which fell 0.72%.

- TMPV: -3.31% → Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles slipped ₹9.85 to ₹287.40, contributing to selling pressure in the Auto sector, which declined 1.07%.

- GRASIM: -2.60% → Grasim Industries fell ₹80.90, recording a sharp decline amid broader market weakness and selling pressure across materials-related stocks.

Technical Analysis: Nifty & Bank Nifty Levels

NIFTY 50: Opened 90 points lower at 25,209 reached a high of 25,246 and closed at 25,144.

• Immediate Support: 25,000
• Immediate Resistance: 25,250

BANK NIFTY: Opened 218 points lower at 61,300, reached a high of 61,300 and closed at 61,034.

• Immediate Support: 60,800
• Immediate Resistance: 61,300

World Markets, Crude & Gold Prices – 13 November 2026

Global Equities

Global equity markets witnessed mixed-to-negative trading on Friday, 13 November 2026, as investors assessed rising US Treasury yields, inflation concerns, Federal Reserve interest-rate expectations and continued uncertainty surrounding technology stocks.

Asian markets displayed mixed trends, with Japan's Nikkei gaining approximately 0.53%, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng and China's Shanghai Composite declined amid selling pressure in technology and broader equities.

European markets remained cautious after the STOXX 600 reached record levels in the previous session. Investors monitored corporate earnings, energy prices and monetary policy expectations.

In the US, Wall Street ended Thursday's session lower, with the Nasdaq declining 0.39%, the S&P 500 falling 0.35% and the Dow Jones slipping 0.36%. Technology-sector uncertainty and elevated Treasury yields weighed on investor sentiment.

Market participants remained focused on:

• Federal Reserve policy and December interest-rate expectations
• US inflation data and Treasury yields
• Nvidia developments and AI-sector valuations
• US-China semiconductor trade restrictions
• Middle East tensions and crude oil prices

Overall, global markets remained cautious, with weakness across major US and Asian indices, while European equities showed mixed performance. Inflation concerns and geopolitical developments continued to influence market sentiment.

Crude Oil

BRENT CRUDE (USD/BBL)

$98.221

+$0.064 (+0.07%)

Brent crude traded around $98.22 per barrel in the supplied market snapshot, gaining 0.07% amid persistent geopolitical uncertainty and concerns surrounding global oil supplies.

Oil prices remained sensitive to developments in the Middle East, particularly US-Iran tensions and the potential impact of disruptions to regional energy shipments.

Meanwhile, expectations of changing global crude supplies, OPEC+ production policies and uncertainty surrounding economic growth continued to influence oil-market sentiment.

For India, elevated crude oil prices could increase import costs, add inflationary pressure and affect sectors such as aviation, logistics and oil marketing companies.

Oil prices will continue to track:

• US-Iran relations and Middle East developments
• OPEC+ production and supply decisions
• US crude inventories and global oil demand
• Dollar movements and Federal Reserve policy

Overall, Brent crude edged higher by 0.07% to approximately $98.22 per barrel in the supplied snapshot. Geopolitical risks and global supply-demand expectations remained key factors influencing prices.

Gold Prices

GOLD SPOT – XAU/USD (USD/OZ)

$3,889.69

+$12.34 (+0.32%)

Gold traded around $3,889.69 per ounce in the supplied market snapshot, gaining 0.32% as the precious metal witnessed a modest recovery following recent selling pressure.

Despite the rebound, gold remained sensitive to elevated US Treasury yields, a stronger US dollar and expectations of tighter Federal Reserve monetary policy.

Persistent geopolitical uncertainty and concerns surrounding global economic growth continued to support selective safe-haven demand.

However, higher interest rates and elevated bond yields remained potential headwinds for bullion, limiting the strength of its recovery.

Gold prices will continue to track:

• Federal Reserve policy and December rate expectations
• US inflation and employment data
• Treasury yields and US dollar movements
• Middle East geopolitical developments
• Central bank gold purchases and ETF flows

Overall, gold gained 0.32% to approximately $3,889.69 per ounce in the supplied snapshot. Safe-haven demand supported a modest recovery, although elevated Treasury yields and monetary policy uncertainty continued to influence bullion prices.

Latest Global Market Update

Global markets remained cautious on Friday, 13 November 2026, as inflation concerns, technology-sector volatility and geopolitical developments influenced investor sentiment.

Asian markets witnessed mixed performance, with Japan's Nikkei advancing 0.53%, while Hong Kong and mainland Chinese equities declined. European markets remained subdued following the previous session's record levels.

Meanwhile, Wall Street closed lower on Thursday, with the S&P 500 declining 0.35% and Nasdaq slipping 0.39%, reflecting concerns over technology valuations and higher borrowing costs.

Commodity markets showed modest gains in the supplied snapshot, with Brent crude rising 0.07% to $98.22 per barrel and gold advancing 0.32% to $3,889.69 per ounce.

Overall, global markets reflected cautious sentiment, with elevated crude oil prices, Federal Reserve policy expectations and geopolitical uncertainty remaining major factors influencing equities and commodities.

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