Stock Market Highlights, Sensex Today: Sensex Closes 770 Points Higher As Oil Eases, Asian Markets Rally

Explained

What happened

On 11 November, Indian stock indices rose sharply, according to several reports. NDTV said the Sensex closed 770 points higher, a move it linked to easing oil prices and a rally in Asian markets. It also reported that Brent crude was holding near $92 as tensions between the United States and Iran eased.

Earlier in the session, Times of India reported that the Sensex had jumped by more than 700 points and that the Nifty50 had added about 1% to rise above 25,000. Deccan Chronicle, covering early trade, put the Sensex's gain at 1,097 points at that stage.

Deccan Chronicle named several companies among the major gainers in the 30-share Sensex: InterGlobe Aviation, Mahindra & Mahindra, Eternal, HDFC Bank, Power Grid and Bharti Airtel.

Why it matters

The reports tie the rally to two developments: lower oil prices and easing US-Iran tensions. NDTV presents these as the backdrop to the day's gains and notes that Asian markets moved higher at the same time. The reports do not explain in detail how these factors affected individual share prices, and none of them offers a forecast for what comes next.

What we don't know yet

The reports give different figures because they were published at different points in the day. Deccan Chronicle's 1,097-point gain was an early-trade figure, Times of India's "over 700 points" was a morning update, and NDTV's 770-point gain was the closing result. The sources do not explain the gap between them, so readers looking for the final market position should rely on the closing numbers. The reports also do not say whether the rally will continue in later sessions.

Written by the 91News.in desk with AI assistance, based on reports from NDTV, Times of India, Deccan Chronicle. Updated 11 Nov 2026, 7:05 pm. Spotted an error? Tell us.