On the last day, Bajaj Auto’s stock opened at ₹5800 and closed at ₹5755.4. The stock reached a high of ₹5945.8 and a low of ₹5796.65 throughout the day. The company’s market capitalization is ₹167,564.67 crore. The 52-week high for the stock is ₹5767, while the 52-week low is ₹3522. The BSE volume for the stock on that day was 26,947 shares.
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Bajaj Auto November futures opened at 5959.95 as against previous close of 5937.9
Bajaj Auto’s spot price is currently at 5920, with a bid price of 5925.25 and an offer price of 5928.0. The offer quantity stands at 125, along with a bid quantity of 125. Open interest for Bajaj Auto is at 2579625.
Disclaimer : The futures data is at a delay of 15 minutes
Bajaj Auto Live Updates
Bajaj Auto share price update :Bajaj Auto trading at ₹5922.05, up 0% from yesterday’s ₹5921.85
The current stock price of Bajaj Auto is ₹5922.05. There has been a 0% change in the stock price, with a net change of 0.2.
Bajaj Auto share price live: Price Analysis
| Time Period | Price Analysis |
|---|---|
| 1 Week | 6.74% |
| 3 Months | 26.49% |
| 6 Months | 27.59% |
| YTD | 63.86% |
| 1 Year | 64.23% |
Bajaj Auto share price Today :Bajaj Auto trading at ₹5927.15, up 0.09% from yesterday’s ₹5921.85
The current stock price of Bajaj Auto is ₹5927.15 with a percent change of 0.09 and a net change of 5.3. This means that the stock price has increased by 0.09% from the previous closing price and the net change in the stock price is 5.3 points.
Bajaj Auto share price Live :Bajaj Auto closed at ₹5755.4 on last trading day
On the last day of trading for Bajaj Auto on the BSE, the volume of shares traded was 26,947. The closing price for the day was ₹5755.4.
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