November 12, 2026

Sensex Crosses 82,000 as FIIs Pour In Rs 12,563 Crore in a Day – Nifty Near 9-Month High

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The rally continues. Sensex moved above 82,000 on Thursday morning, a day after closing at a level last seen on 26 February, helped by big foreign buying and softer crude oil.

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Green stock market chart over city skyline – Sensex today

Foreign money is back in a big way, and Dalal Street is smiling.

Sensex today traded above the 82,000 mark on Thursday, 12 November 2026, extending Wednesday’s sharp rally. By 11 AM the 30-share index was up 326.06 points (0.4%) at 82,205.46, while the Nifty50 gained 87.70 points (0.35%) to 25,342.75, as per Business Standard. The push came from heavy foreign buying and lower crude oil prices.

Key Highlights

  • Sensex at 82,205.46 and Nifty at 25,342.75 around 11 AM on 12 November
  • On 11 November, Sensex jumped 772.75 points to 81,879.40 – a level not seen since 26 February
  • FIIs bought shares worth ₹12,563.33 crore on Wednesday alone
  • Brent crude slipped 1.12% to about USD 91.75 a barrel
  • Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv and Shriram Finance among top gainers

Wednesday’s Big Jump

The base for today’s move was set on Wednesday. Sensex rose 772.75 points (0.95%) to settle at 81,879.40. Nifty climbed 210.40 points (0.84%) to 25,255.05, its highest close in nearly nine months, PTI reported via ETV Bharat.

FIIs on a Buying Spree

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) bought equities worth ₹12,563.33 crore on Wednesday, according to exchange data. V K Vijayakumar of Geojit said FIIs have invested ₹65,735 crore in Indian shares so far in November. He also noted that Nifty is up 9.55% this month, supported by good Q2 earnings.

FIIs have put ₹65,735 crore into Indian equities so far in November.

Market Snapshot

Index / ItemLevelChange
Sensex (12 Nov, ~11 AM)82,205.46+326.06 (0.4%)
Nifty50 (12 Nov, ~11 AM)25,342.75+87.70 (0.35%)
Sensex close (11 Nov)81,879.40+772.75 (0.95%)
Nifty close (11 Nov)25,255.05+210.40 (0.84%)
Brent crudeUSD 91.75-1.12%

Gainers, Laggards and Sectors

Bajaj Finance rose about 3% after launching a ₹11,700 crore QIP. Tata Motors CV gained 4%, Lemon Tree Hotels jumped 7.21% and Cupid rose 9.9% after its Q2 profit more than doubled. On the other side, Mahindra & Mahindra, Sun Pharma, UltraTech Cement and Hindustan Unilever were early laggards. Triveni Turbine fell over 6% after a 41.6% drop in Q2 profit. FMCG, IT and auto stocks were the biggest drag, while realty shares outperformed.

Global Cues

On Wall Street, the Nasdaq gained 1.60%, the S&P 500 rose 1.31% and the Dow added 0.49% on Wednesday. In Asia, Kospi, Nikkei and Hang Seng traded lower while Shanghai was higher.

FAQs

Why is the Sensex rising today?

Sources point to strong FII buying, lower crude oil prices and good Q2 earnings.

How much did FIIs buy on 11 November?

Shares worth ₹12,563.33 crore, as per exchange data.

What was Nifty’s close on Wednesday?

25,255.05, its highest close in nearly nine months.

Which sectors were weak?

FMCG, IT and auto were the biggest drags in morning trade.

Do you think Sensex can hold above 82,000 this week? Share your view in the comments!

This article is for information only and is not investment advice.

Details as reported by Business Standard and ETV Bharat (PTI). Figures are intraday and may change by closing.

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