Share market today, 3 Nov 2026: Nifty 50 +1.58%, 39 of 50 stocks rose

Quantooo Lab · 2026-11-03

The Nifty 50 on Tue 3 Nov 2026 in numbers from our data: moves are from one close to the next, in percent.

How did the Nifty 50 do?

The Nifty 50 rose 1.58% on Tue 3 Nov 2026. Of the 50 Nifty 50 companies we cover, 39 rose and 10 fell (1 unchanged); the average one moved +1.30%.

India VIX, which measures how big the Nifty's swings are expected to be over the next 30 days, rose 1.4%. It is higher than on 72% of trading days in the past year.

Which stocks rose and fell most?

Rose most Move Volume vs 20-day average
BSE Ltd. (BSE) +5.03% 1.6×
Nestle India Ltd. (NESTLEIND) +4.47% 1.6×
Tata Consumer Products Ltd. (TATACONSUM) +4.29% 1.5×
Fell most Move Volume vs 20-day average
Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd. (POWERGRID) −3.04% 1.2×
State Bank of India (SBIN) −1.70% 3.1×
Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. (ONGC) −1.13% 1.3×

Big moves explained

Which sectors moved most?

Sector Companies Average move Rose / fell
Telecommunication 1 +3.77% 1 / 0
Fast Moving Consumer Goods 4 +3.74% 4 / 0
Consumer Durables 2 +2.95% 2 / 0
Automobile and Auto Components 5 +1.94% 5 / 0
Construction Materials 2 +1.91% 2 / 0
Financial Services 12 +1.72% 11 / 1
Services 2 +1.42% 2 / 0
Capital Goods 1 +0.96% 1 / 0
Healthcare 5 +0.73% 3 / 2
Consumer Services 2 +0.63% 1 / 1
Information Technology 4 +0.38% 3 / 1
Construction 1 +0.21% 1 / 0
Metals & Mining 4 −0.02% 2 / 2
Oil Gas & Consumable Fuels 3 −0.18% 1 / 1
Power 2 −1.75% 0 / 2

Sector moves are simple averages of the companies we cover in each sector, not official sector indices.

How did high- and low-scored stocks do?

Going into the day, the top-scored fifth of stocks (10 stocks, scores from 2 Nov) moved +1.26% on average and the bottom-scored fifth moved +1.74%, against +1.30% for all 50.

One day says nothing about whether the scores work. Our tests found they have not reliably picked future winners, and every test is on the research page.

What does it mean?

A day's moves describe the past. They don't tell you where prices go next, and our own tests found our scores have not reliably picked future winners.

Educational, not investment advice.