Markets Dashboard Stocks Technical Signals Sectors Indices ET Learn FII DII Earnings Corporate Actions Announcements Technical Chart Live Stream Technical Signals Corporate Actions Technical Chart Masterclass NEW Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0 Options Selling Workshop Wealth Expo 2026 Financial Planning Workshop Mutual Funds & ETFs Workshop AI in Investing Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0 Options Selling Workshop Wealth Expo 2026 Financial Planning Workshop Mutual Funds & ETFs Workshop AI in Investing Portfolio X-ray NEW Screeners AI Mode NEW Manual Mode Pre-defined ETMarkets GPT NEW Alpha Trades NEW BigBull Portfolio Stock Reports Plus Investment Ideas The Nifty 50 index, a key benchmark in India, comprises 50 diverse, actively traded companies across sectors like banking and IT. Investors use it to gauge market performance and identify investment opportunities amid fluctuating conditions. Advance/Decline Technical Analysis Performance of Nifty 50 v/s Other Indices Technical Analysis Moving Average: SMA & EMA Bullish Moving Averages (2) Bearish Moving Averages (10)

Technical Chart F&O Talk: 23,050 key Nifty support; Sudeep Shah outlines Tata stocks strategy, names 5 picks Dalal Street Week Ahead: Can Nifty defend the 23,000 support zone? Market wrap: SBI, HDFC Life, TCS, Infosys top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Thursday Kotak Nifty Capital Markets Index Fund Smart beta funds: Key benefits, risks and investment strategy Dalal Street Week Ahead: Weak technical setup to keep bulls under pressure Sensex rises 333 points, Nifty closes above 23,200; all eyes on Fed meet outcome. What to expect? F&O Talk: Nifty has slipped below its crucial support, says Sudeep Shah; picks 5 stocks for next week IT stocks rebound as AI disruption fears ease; Nifty IT index gains 2.19% Two Trades for Today: A mid-cap pharma stock for a 5.3% upmove, a capital goods manufacturer for an almost 7% gain Nifty 50 Constituents Frequently Asked Questions What does Nifty 50 represent? The Nifty 50 index, a key benchmark in India, comprises 50 diverse, actively traded companies across sectors like banking and IT. Investors use it to gauge market performance and identify investment opportunities amid fluctuating conditions.. What was the previous day's closing value of Nifty 50? The previous day's closing value of Nifty 50 was 23270.6. As of today, the current value of Nifty 50 stands at 23346.4. What are the returns generated by Nifty 50? The returns generated by Nifty 50 are as follows: 1 day returns: 0.33 1 week returns: -0.22 1 month returns: -3.35 3 months returns: -3.4 6 months returns: -1.81 1 year returns: -8.17 3 years returns: 15.96 5 years returns: 32.76 How many stocks are included in the Nifty 50? Nifty 50 is composed of 50 carefully selected stocks, representing a diverse range of companies. This diverse composition ensures comprehensive market coverage and reduced concentration risk for investors. The Nifty is the flagship benchmark of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), which is a well-diversified index, comprising top 50 companies in terms of free-float market capitalisation that are traded on the bourse. Officially called the Nifty 50, the index is computed using the free float market capitalisation method, which is essentially the count of shares in active circulation in the market at any given point of time. The Nifty, just like BSE benchmark Sensex, is today used for benchmarking portfolios and returns of mutual fund schemes and launching index funds. The Nifty index was launched on April 22, 1996, with a base value of 1,000 counted from November 3, 1995. Live Nifty quotes are available on nseIndia.com, ETMarkets.com and numerous other web platforms and TV channels at any point of time. The Nifty 50 is owned and managed by NSE Indices Limited (formerly known as India Index Services & Products Limited-IISL), a specialized company focused on an index as a core product. The review of Nifty 50 is undertaken semi-annually based on data for six months ending January and July. The replacement of stocks in Nifty 50 (if any) is implemented from the last trading day of March and September. In case of any replacement in the index, a four weeks' prior notice is given to the market participants. Additional index reconstitution may be undertaken in case any of the index constituent undergoes merger, demerger, delisting, specific cases of capital restructuring etc., in case any of the index constituent is moved to BZ series, if trading permission of any of the index constituent is withdrawn from F&O segment, if a security is suspended for trading from Capital Market for any reason and in case of any adverse regulatory findings or orders issued against any of the index constituent that necessitates removal of such stock from the index. In case of a capital restructuring or voluntary delisting, equity shareholders' approval is considered as a trigger to initiate the replacement of such stock from the index through additional index reconstitution. For all other cases, replacements will be initiated based on notifications issued by the Exchange. Further, additional index reconstitution may be undertaken to screen for continued eligibility of an index constituent that may have undergone corporate action involving demerger in accordance with the guidelines prescribed under a separate section 'Corporate actions involving demerger/ spin-off' of this document. There are defined eligibility criteria for selection of Nifty constituent stocks. The liquidity of a stock is measured by the market impact cost, which is essentially the cost involved in transacting a stock. For a stock to qualify for inclusion in the Nifty50, it must have traded at an average impact cost of 0.50 per cent or less for six months and for 90 per cent of observation cases. The constituents should have derivative contracts available on NSE. BROWSE COMPANIES: