The consumer goods company registered a decline of 1.14% during morning market action on November 6, 2026. This slide brought the price to Rs 1244.0, which positioned the shares under the prevailing 20-day Exponential Moving Average. That technical marker stood slightly higher at 1244.66 when the movement was captured.
Key points
The downward movement placed the stock under a critical short-term moving average thresho…: The downward movement placed the stock under a critical short-term moving average threshold.
The price drop to Rs 1244.0 occurred specifically during trading on November 6, 2026.: The price drop to Rs 1244.0 occurred specifically during trading on November 6, 2026.
A 1.14% decline was sufficient to breach the 1244.66 technical benchmark.: A 1.14% decline was sufficient to breach the 1244.66 technical benchmark.
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09:34:04 AM IST, 06 Nov 2026
Nestle India Share Price Live Updates: Nestle India Breaks Below 20-Day EMA
Nestle India has recently dipped below its 20-day Exponential Moving Average, currently standing at a price of Rs 1244.0. Today, it has experienced a decline of -1.14%, with the 20-day EMA noted at 1244.66.
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