Coal India share price falls 1.73% to ₹398 on October 27

Key Takeaways

• Coal India closed at ₹398, falling ₹7 or 1.73%, with the post-close 5paisa table placing the final price at the session low.
• The stock remained ₹17.90 below its 50-day DMA, ₹23.60 below its 100-day DMA and ₹25.10 below its 200-day DMA.
• Coal India was ₹28 above its 52-week low of ₹370, while the one-year return remained positive at 1%.

Coal India share price finished October 27 at ₹398, down ₹7 or 1.73%. The stock had opened at ₹402 versus the previous close of ₹405. The 5paisa post-close market table recorded a session high of ₹404.75 and a low of ₹398, putting the closing price directly at the day's lower boundary. The resulting high-low span was ₹6.75. From the opening level, Coal India lost ₹4, while the distance from the session high to the close was ₹6.75.

The stock remained below all three displayed longer moving averages. Coal India's 50-day DMA stood at ₹415.90, leaving the closing price ₹17.90 lower. Its 100-day DMA was ₹421.60, a gap of ₹23.60, and the 200-day DMA was ₹423.10, placing the close ₹25.10 below that measure. The three averages themselves were grouped within a relatively narrow ₹7.20 band.

The 52-week range extended from ₹370 to ₹491. At ₹398, Coal India stood ₹28 above its annual low and ₹93 below the annual high. The stock was therefore positioned significantly closer to the lower end of its ₹121 annual range in absolute price terms.

Shorter return periods were negative. The one-month return was -6.59%, the three-month figure was -6.88%, and six-month performance stood at -12.72%. The one-year return remained marginally positive at 1%. That produced a 13.72 percentage-point difference between the six-month and one-year readings.

October 27 added a 1.73% daily decline to those weaker shorter-term figures. The session itself was compact, with less than ₹7 separating the high and low, but the closing level at ₹398 matched the lower end of that range and sat below each of the 50-day, 100-day and 200-day moving averages.