The healthcare provider witnessed its shares drop by 1.18% over the course of the trading day. This downward momentum dragged the equity valuation down to Rs 8,348.50. Consequently, the price settled just under its designated 100-day Exponential Moving Average benchmark. That moving average level was officially recorded at Rs 8,351.30.
Key points
Trading activity drove the healthcare provider's stock value below its 100-day moving ave…: Trading activity drove the healthcare provider's stock value below its 100-day moving average.
The current share price sits just under the technical moving average threshold.: The current share price sits just under the technical moving average threshold.
Investors are tracking the daily decline of 1.18 percent in the healthcare equity.: Investors are tracking the daily decline of 1.18 percent in the healthcare equity.
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09:16:45 AM IST, 02 Nov 2026
Apollo Hospital Share Price Live Updates: Apollo Hospital's Stock Price Declines Below EMA
Apollo Hospital has recently crossed below its 100-day Exponential Moving Average, with the stock price at Rs 8,348.50. Today, it has experienced a decline of -1.18%, while the 100-day EMA is recorded at Rs 8,351.30.
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