The non-banking financial company's stock advanced during morning trading hours to cross a key short-term indicator. This upward movement pushed the trading value to Rs 949.7, reflecting a daily increase of 1.13%. In doing so, the equity effectively climbed past its benchmark 20-day Simple Moving Average of 949.3.
Key points
The equity successfully broke through an important short-term technical threshold during…: The equity successfully broke through an important short-term technical threshold during morning trade.
Today's upward momentum generated a positive daily return of 1.13% for investors.: Today's upward momentum generated a positive daily return of 1.13% for investors.
Trading at Rs 949.7 placed the stock slightly above its previous moving average mark.: Trading at Rs 949.7 placed the stock slightly above its previous moving average mark.
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09:20:59 AM IST, 02 Nov 2026
Bajaj Finance Share Price Live Updates: Bajaj Finance Surpasses Key Moving Average
Bajaj Finance has recently surged past its 20-day Simple Moving Average, currently priced at Rs 949.7, reflecting a daily change of 1.13%, with the 20-day SMA at 949.3.
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