Shares of Asian Paints recorded a strong rally today, advancing 6.55% to reach Rs 2,576.60. The upward momentum enabled the stock to surpass its 100-day Simple Moving Average, which is currently placed at Rs 2,566.95. Additionally, the trading action confirmed a key technical shift as the share price broke above its 100-day Exponential Moving Average during the session.
Key points
The stock's current price of Rs 2,576.60 now trades above its 100-day Simple Moving Avera…: The stock's current price of Rs 2,576.60 now trades above its 100-day Simple Moving Average level.
Asian Paints established an important technical shift by crossing above its 100-day Expon…: Asian Paints established an important technical shift by crossing above its 100-day Exponential Moving Average indicator.
Significant buying interest drove the company's equity valuation higher by more than six…: Significant buying interest drove the company's equity valuation higher by more than six percent in a single session.
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09:24:49 AM IST, 05 Nov 2026
Asian Paints Share Price Live Updates: Asian Paints Exceeds 100-Day Simple Moving Average
Asian Paints has crossed above its 100-day Simple Moving Average, currently trading at Rs 2,576.60. The stock has experienced a significant rise of 6.55% today, with the 100-day SMA at Rs 2,566.95.
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