Apollo Hospital shares recorded a modest daily contraction of 0.18 percent, pushing the price down to Rs 8,356.0. This price action pulled the healthcare stock beneath its key 100-day Exponential Moving Average. The relevant moving average benchmark currently stands slightly higher at Rs 8,360.2.
Key points
Apollo Hospital is currently trading slightly beneath its 100-day Exponential Moving Aver…: Apollo Hospital is currently trading slightly beneath its 100-day Exponential Moving Average indicator.
A slight daily decline of 0.18 percent triggered the technical dip below the benchmark.: A slight daily decline of 0.18 percent triggered the technical dip below the benchmark.
The gap between the share price and the 100-day EMA stands at just over four rupees.: The gap between the share price and the 100-day EMA stands at just over four rupees.
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09:31:18 AM IST, 06 Nov 2026
Apollo Hospital Share Price Live Updates: Apollo Hospital experiences decline below EMA
Apollo Hospital has recently dipped below its 100-day Exponential Moving Average, with a current price of Rs 8,356.0. Today, it has seen a change of -0.18%, while the 100-day EMA is recorded at Rs 8,360.2.
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