Market Wrap, 2 November 2026: Sensex and Nifty Rally as Markets Watch Global Cues

NDTV Profit reported that a professor flagged 19% credit versus 10% GDP, indicating inflation greater than rupee risk, and urged the RBI to rein in bank credit.

Mumbai Mirror reported that RBI Foreign Currency Assets dropped $55 billion in seven weeks as the central bank sold dollars to defend the rupee.

Kalkine India reported Q2 FY27 financial results and updates for United Breweries, Teamo Productions HQ, Narayana Hrudayalaya, JTL Industries, CAMS, BCL Industries, and GPT Infraprojects.

Simply Wall St noted analysts updating their Computer Age Management Services Limited estimates after its second-quarter results, while Reuters reported Axis AMC stating Indian stocks may recover on steady growth and earnings.

The Avenue Mail and DT Next reported that the rupee fell 21 paise to 94.97 against the US dollar in early trade. HDFC Sky and Rediff MoneyWiz reported that the rupee closed at 94.86, down 10 paise as the dollar firms.

Swarajya reported that FPIs withdrew Rs 34,843 crore from Indian equities in October amid global market uncertainty.

Upstox reported that EAAA India Alternatives shares listed at a 0.6% premium on the NSE and showed how much investors made per lot. The Economic Times reported South Eastern Coalfields filed a DRHP with SEBI for an IPO, with Coal India to offload 66.8 crore shares.

Fortune India and Rediff MoneyWiz reported that EAAA India Alternatives made a flat debut, with shares listing at a 0.63% premium and up 1% from the IPO price respectively.

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