The Indian stock market experienced a mixed performance today, with the Sensex trading at 84,261.43, reflecting a decline of 205.08 points or 0.24%. After opening flat, the index is currently 1.16% away from its 52-week high of 85,290.06. The advance-decline ratio across the BSE500 showed 229 advances against 267 declines, indicating a slight bearish sentiment in the market.
Small-cap stocks led the way, with the BSE Small Cap index rising by 0.15%. In contrast, mid-cap stocks fell by 0.13%, and the BSE100 index declined by 0.23%. Among sectors, NIFTYMETAL emerged as the top gainer, increasing by 0.90%, while the BSE IT sector was the biggest loser, down by 0.68%.

Notable gainers included Honasa Consumer, which surged by 7.71%, followed by Data Pattern at 7.09%, and Ramkrishna Forging at 5.77%. On the downside, Cohance Life fell by 4.89%, Lemon Tree Hotel by 4.11%, and Endurance Tech by 3.67%. As the market continues to navigate these fluctuations, investors are keeping an eye on upcoming earnings reports from major companies like Siemens and Tata Motors, scheduled for November 14, 2025.