Bajaj Auto share price rises 3.17% to ₹10,390, closes at session high

Key Takeaways

• Bajaj Auto ended at ₹10,390, gaining ₹319 or 3.17%, and the closing price matched the session high.
• The stock finished ₹41.80 above its 200-day DMA of ₹10,348.20, while remaining below its 50-day and 100-day averages.
• Six-month and one-year returns stood at 8.50% and 14.47%, compared with negative returns over one and three months.

Bajaj Auto share price closed October 27 at ₹10,390, up ₹319 or 3.17%. It opened at ₹10,075 against a previous close of ₹10,071 and also recorded ₹10,075 as the session low. From there, the stock advanced through the day and finished at its displayed high of ₹10,390. That produced a ₹315 high-low range, with the entire gap from the day's low to high retained into the closing level. The close was also ₹315 above the opening price.

Trading volume stood at 353,466 shares. The moving-average position was mixed rather than uniform. Bajaj Auto's 50-day DMA was ₹10,758, leaving the close ₹368 below that level. Its 100-day DMA stood at ₹10,728.40, which was ₹338.40 above the final price. The 200-day DMA, however, was lower at ₹10,348.20, so the stock finished ₹41.80 above that longer reference point.

The 52-week range extended from ₹8,605 to ₹12,470. At ₹10,390, Bajaj Auto was ₹1,785 above its annual low and ₹2,080 below the high. The closing level therefore remained inside a broad ₹3,865 annual span despite the relatively strong daily percentage gain.

Return figures differed sharply according to the period measured. One-month performance stood at -7.90%, while the three-month return was -6.65%. The six-month figure turned positive at 8.50%, and the one-year return was 14.47%. The difference between the three-month and one-year figures was 21.12 percentage points.

The defining feature of October 27 was the stock's finish at the day's high after opening at the low. That ₹315 open-to-close rise accompanied a 3.17% daily gain, while the closing level moved above the 200-day DMA but remained below the shorter 50-day and 100-day averages.