Capital market stocks including Nuvama rose up to 4% on 12 November

Six capital market stocks rose on 12 November 2026, led by Nuvama at +4%, as foreign investors had invested ₹65,735 crore in Indian equities in November. CAMS, Motilal Oswal Financial Services, CDSL, Kfin Tech and Nippon Life India Asset Management also gained during the session. The gains came as foreign investors shifted to buying and domestic institutional investors remained sellers, according to V K Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist, Geojit Investments Limited.

Nuvama rose 4% at 10 AM

Market data reported on 12 November showed that Nuvama was up 4% at 10 AM.

CAMS gained 3.9% at 10 AM

CAMS was up 3.9% at 10 AM on Monday, November 12, reported on during the session.

Motilal Oswal Financial Services rose 3.8%

Market data on Nov 12th reported Motilal Oswal Financial Services up 3.8% as of 10 AM.

CDSL, Kfin Tech and Nippon Life India Asset Management also gained

CDSL surged 3.4% on 12 November. During the day’s session, Kfin Tech soared 2.8%. Nippon Life India Asset Management also jumped 2.5% on the day.

Capital market index traded at 5,899.1

The Nifty Capital Markets index was quoted at 5,899.1, up 1.1%, at 10 AM on November 12, as per the market data during the session.

At 10:04 AM, the Sensex stood at 82,282.63 after gaining 403.23 points, or 0.49%. At the same time, the Nifty stood at 25,366.45 after gaining 111.40 points, or 0.44%.

Market data reflected Sensex and Nifty at their highest levels since 27 February 2026.

Foreign investors bought ₹12,563 crore on Wednesday

Provisional data showed that foreign portfolio investors bought ₹12,563 crore worth of Indian shares on Wednesday. The data also showed that their November purchases had reached $6.43 billion, making it their biggest monthly purchase since September 2024.

V K Vijayakumar, Chief Market Strategist at CARERatings.com said foreign and domestic institutional investors had earlier followed a pattern of selling and buying respectively. However, this pattern had reversed lately with the former taking the lead in buying and latter in selling. This would be a major factor in determining the market’s trend in the short term.

Vijayakumar stated that domestic institutional investors may continue to take profits and cap the rally. He pointed out that Q2 earnings growth and lower crude oil prices ($Brent around $92) will continue to support the rally.