Bajaj Finance share price settles at ₹912, down 0.73% on October 27

Key Takeaways

• Bajaj Finance closed at ₹912, down ₹6.70 or 0.73%, after trading in a relatively narrow ₹16 range between ₹908 and ₹924.
• The closing price was ₹83 below its 50-day DMA of ₹995 and ₹72.90 below the 200-day DMA of ₹984.90.
• Its one-year return stood at -16.31%, while the six-month return was -1.04% and one-month performance was -8.52%.

Bajaj Finance share price ended October 27 at ₹912, a decline of ₹6.70 or 0.73%. The stock opened at ₹916 against its previous close of ₹919 and moved through a ₹16 intraday band. The day's high was ₹924 and the low was ₹908. The final price was ₹4 above that low and ₹12 below the high. Compared with the opening level, Bajaj Finance finished ₹4 lower, making the day's price movement relatively contained despite the negative close.

Volume was substantially higher than several other Nifty 50 constituents, reaching 6,383,928 shares. Against its moving averages, the stock remained below all three longer measures. The 50-day DMA stood at ₹995, leaving a gap of ₹83. The 100-day DMA was ₹1,000, putting the close ₹88 below it, while the 200-day DMA of ₹984.90 was ₹72.90 above the final price.

The annual trading range was considerably wider. Bajaj Finance had a 52-week low of ₹788 and a high of ₹1,176. The October 27 close was ₹124 above the low and ₹264 below the high. Measured against the ₹388 spread between those annual boundaries, the stock remained closer to the lower end of its 52-week range.

Return periods were negative across the board. Bajaj Finance recorded -8.52% over one month and -9.95% over three months. Its six-month return was much closer to flat at -1.04%, while the one-year return stood at -16.31%. The gap between the six-month and one-year figures was 15.27 percentage points.

October 27 did not produce an unusually wide intraday move. The more distinctive numbers were the compact ₹16 session range, the close only ₹4 above the low and the stock's position below all three displayed moving averages.