Top 10@10: SBI’s Q2 beat, Trump's midterm test, Adani Airport's pitch for a third national carrier

Four straight gains, a 2-month high and a record FII buying day

The Sensex jumped 1,225 points and the Nifty gained 370 points on Tuesday, extending their winning run to a fourth session and closing at two-month highs. Brent held below $105 after its steepest slump in over three months, as the US and Iran signalled willingness to pursue peace talks.

Market at 2-month high: What drove Sensex, Nifty higher for a fourth day?

The equity benchmark indices BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty extended their winning streak to a fourth consecutive session on Tuesday, with the Sensex rising 1,225 points and the Nifty gaining 370 points to close at two-month highs.

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FIIs extend cash market buying streak to third straight day, pump in over ₹13,500 crore

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) bought Indian equities worth a net ₹6,836.81 crore on Tuesday, November 3, according to exchange data.

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Brent below $105; Oil steadies after biggest slump in over three months on hopes of US-Iran peace talks

Oil prices steadied on Tuesday after their steepest slump in more than three months, with Brent crude plunging 7.6% on Monday's close as the US and Iran signalled a willingness to pursue peace talks in the ninth month of the West Asia war.

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Earnings Central: From SBI and NSE to Solar Industries, a day of big beats and mixed signals

Tuesday's earnings slate had a little of everything: the country's largest lender, its biggest exchange and a string of mid-sized companies where share price action and profit growth told different stories. Rather than go sector by sector, here's a look at the day's results by theme.

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SBI beats estimates, Tata Trust’s freeze traced to a state rule change

SBI’s September-quarter numbers topped estimates, with net profit at ₹23,037 crore, helped by a ₹7,290 crore exceptional gain from the SBI Funds stake sale. An RTI query has revealed that the rule change behind the Sir Ratan Tata Trust’s freeze since May came from Maharashtra’s Law and Judiciary Department, not the charity regulator, a claim Tata Trusts is contesting. NSE, Chambal Fertilisers, GSK Pharma and IEX are among the stocks to track on Wednesday.

Stocks to Watch for Nov 4: NSE, Chambal Fert, GSK Pharma, IEX, Aarti Drugs and more

From NSE, Bata India and Chambal Fertilisers to Neuland Laboratories, ASK Automotive and GNG Electronics, several stocks are likely to remain in focus ahead of Wednesday’s trading session.

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Sir Ratan Tata Trust frozen since May 2026; Maharasthra govt proposed rule change, shows RTI query

An RTI query has revealed that Maharashtra's charity regulator wasn't actually the one behind a controversial rule change that has frozen the Sir Ratan Tata Trust since May 2026. Instead, the rule was cooked up directly by the state's Law and Judiciary Department. While this sudden regulatory hurdle has effectively paralyzed the major Tata Sons shareholder, Tata Trusts is firing back, arguing you can’t just change the rules of the game retroactively for existing trustees.

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SBI Q2 Results: Slippages moderate from June quarter, Margin improves; Loan growth strong

State Bank of India, India's largest lender, reported results for the September quarter that were higher than analyst expectations across parameters.

Net Interest Income for India's largest lender grew by 14.7% from the year-ago quarter to ₹49,143 crore. Net profit for the period stood at ₹23,037 crore. On a year-on-year basis, SBI's profit grew 14.3%. The profitability for the quarter was aided by a ₹7,290 crore exceptional gain, which arose from the SBI Funds stake sale.

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Midterms loom over Trump, Ambani tops Asia’s rich list, India eyes a third carrier

A Democrat win in the US midterms could make it harder for Trump to push his agenda, with the Iran war and India ties among the issues in play. Closer home, Mukesh Ambani became Asia’s richest after a nearly 12% Reliance surge added $8.5 billion in a day. Adani Airport Holdings CEO Arun Bansal said India deserves three national carriers, while the Centre is weighing a two-year extension for Agniveers, with a decision likely by November 21.

US midterms: How a Democrat victory could constrain Trump and affect Iran war, India ties

A Democrat victory in the US midterm elections could make it considerably harder for Donald Trump to push his agenda during the second half of his presidency. While Democrats are expected to make gains in the House of Representatives, the battle for control of the Senate remains uncertain. The outcome will determine how much leverage the opposition has over the administration, particularly on investigations, government spending and the Iran war.

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Mukesh Ambani gains $8.5 billion in a day to become Asia's richest

Mukesh Ambani overtook ByteDance's Zhang Yiming on Monday to become Asia's richest person on Forbes' list, as a nearly 12% Reliance stock surge added $8.5 billion.

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India deserves three national carriers, says Adani Airport Holdings CEO Arun Bansal

Arun Bansal, CEO of Adani Airport Holdings, said India deserves three national carriers. On the question of whether Adani will get into the airline business, Bansal told CNBC-TV18, "While Adani Airport Holdings is different from the Adani group, I believe that India deserves three national carriers."

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Agnipath scheme: India may extend Agniveers' service tenure by 2 years, decision likely by Nov 21

The Centre is considering extending the service tenure of Agniveers, who are set to conclude their four years of engagement under the Agnipath scheme, by another two years, sources told CNBC-TV18. The decision on the proposed changes to the military recruitment scheme is likely to be taken by November 21.

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