Morning trading on November 4, 2026, pushed the stock up 2.13% to a peak of Rs 740.95, narrowly clearing its 100-day Simple Moving Average before settling near Rs 740.05. The advance built upon momentum from the previous day's 3.64% gain, which saw heavy trading volume exceeding 21 million shares. Earlier in the session, the shares also breached their 100-day Exponential Moving Average and crossed the second resistance benchmark. This morning rally occurred while the bank's price-to-earnings ratio was positioned at 13.91.
Key points
The current upward trajectory follows a previous closing price of Rs 700.0 that gained 3.…: The current upward trajectory follows a previous closing price of Rs 700.0 that gained 3.64%.
Despite recent consecutive daily gains, the stock has posted a negative return of 3.65% a…: Despite recent consecutive daily gains, the stock has posted a negative return of 3.65% across the preceding three months.
The bank maintains an earnings per share of 51.95 alongside a price-to-earnings ratio of…: The bank maintains an earnings per share of 51.95 alongside a price-to-earnings ratio of 13.91.
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04 Nov 2026 | 09:31:46 AM IST
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HDFC Bank Share Price Live Updates: HDFC Bank Achieves New High Above 100-Day SMA
HDFC Bank has recently moved above its 100-day Simple Moving Average, with the price now at Rs 740.95. The stock has seen a positive change of…
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