State Bank of India (SBI) shares rose 1.2% on Nov. 6, but published figures differed on the closing price and the stock’s one-month return, complicating a straightforward reading of its recent performance.
Business Standard and Moneycontrol reported a close of ₹1,018.50, up ₹12.10, or 1.20%, from the previous close of ₹1,006.40. They put the session range at ₹990.50 to ₹1,020. An earlier Nov. 6 update from The Economic Times instead listed a close of ₹1,017.50, up 1.11%.
The Economic Times reported a 5.05% one-month return in its Nov. 6 liveblog. An NSE quote-page snapshot indexed on Nov. 5 also showed 5.05%. The Economic Times’ share-price page listed 6.23%, while Track Live Price showed 6.76% and said its price-return figures exclude dividends. The providers do not disclose enough detail to establish a common measurement period or calculation method, so the figures are not directly comparable.
In a results release posted Nov. 3, SBI reported Q2FY27 net profit of ₹23,038 crore, up 14.28% from a year earlier.
