What are the factors that move index prices?

Index prices are influenced by various factors, including economic indicators (like GDP growth and inflation), corporate earnings reports, interest rates, geopolitical events, and market sentiment. Changes in these factors can cause significant movements in the index, reflecting the overall market performance.

What is Nifty and Sensex?

Nifty and Sensex are the two main stock market indices in India. Nifty 50 represents the top 50 companies listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), while Sensex tracks the performance of 30 prominent companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). Both indices serve as benchmarks for the Indian stock market.

Which are 3 major indices in Indian stock market?

The three major indices in the Indian stock market are the Sensex, Nifty, and Nifty Bank. Sensex and Nifty track the performance of large-cap companies, while Nifty Bank focuses on the banking sector. These indices provide insights into the overall market trends and specific sectors.

Which are the top indices in BSE?

The top indices in the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) are the Sensex, BSE 100, and BSE 200. Sensex tracks 30 major companies, BSE 100 covers 100 significant companies, and BSE 200 includes 200 leading firms, providing a broader view of the market's performance.

Which are the top indices in NSE?

The top indices in the National Stock Exchange (NSE) are Nifty 50, Nifty Next 50, and Nifty Bank. Nifty 50 tracks 50 major companies, Nifty Next 50 includes the next 50 large-cap companies, and Nifty Bank focuses on the top banking sector companies in India.

Which indices can be traded?

In India, popular tradable indices include Nifty 50, Sensex, Nifty Bank, and Nifty Midcap 100. Investors can trade these indices through index futures and options, which are financial derivatives based on the indices and can be used as hedging strategies.

How to invest directly in indices?

To invest directly in indices, you can buy index funds or exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that mirror the performance of a specific index like Nifty 50 or Sensex. These funds provide diversified exposure to the index's underlying stocks, making it easy to invest in the overall market.

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All Indices on NSE & BSE

as on 14 Aug 2026 at 5:00 PM

Here you can access a comprehensive list of all indices from both the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE). This list includes a wide range of indices covering various sectors, market caps, and themes, providing a broad snapshot of the market conditions and trends across different segments. It's an invaluable resource for investors and analysts looking to get a macroscopic view of the Indian stock market's performance and sectoral health.

Index Name	LTP	Change %	Open	Prev. Close	52W High	52W Low	1 Yr Return	3 Yr Returns	5 Yr Returns

BSE SME IPO fuzz it	1,03,533.27	0.41%	1,03,125.95	1,03,533.27	1,10,401.84	73,866.86	-3.89%	219.77%	1,700.95%
Sensex Next 50 Index fuzz it	89,532.80	-0.15%	89,701.58	89,532.80	89,802.84	74,029.08	9.07%	64.13%	82.34%
BSE Capital Goods fuzz it	80,120.02	0.11%	80,107.12	80,120.02	84,777.05	61,099.75	20.01%	84.90%	231.72%
Sensex fuzz it	78,009.25	-0.09%	77,903.43	78,009.25	86,159.02	71,545.81	-3.21%	19.28%	40.35%
Nifty Next 50 fuzz it	74,486.55	-0.32%	74,616.30	74,486.55	74,878.45	59,896.10	11.99%	69.25%	88.34%
BSE Consumer Durables fuzz it	65,702.75	0.17%	65,676.81	65,702.75	66,148.63	51,821.68	11.25%	52.87%	80.84%
BSE BANKEX fuzz it	65,270.56	-0.16%	65,225.44	65,270.56	69,406.97	56,230.38	5.92%	31.96%	59.02%
BSE Auto fuzz it	64,614.10	-0.30%	64,789.29	64,614.10	65,675.73	52,099.69	19.79%	84.76%	185.77%
Nifty Midcap150 Momentum 50 fuzz it	64,024.45	-0.77%	64,385.60	64,024.45	64,929.70	53,888.80	5.86%	-2.97%	-2.97%
NIFTY Midcap 100 fuzz it	63,782.15	-0.53%	64,114.55	63,782.15	64,125.35	52,032.85	12.88%	68.87%	131.87%
Nifty Bank fuzz it	57,491.10	-0.25%	57,589.75	57,491.10	61,764.85	49,954.85	3.88%	30.39%	59.28%
NIFTY ALPHA 50 fuzz it	56,178.55	-0.77%	56,487.25	56,178.55	57,072.80	44,107.70	11.92%	67.52%	97.37%
Nifty 500 Momentum 50 fuzz it	54,835.90	-0.68%	55,121.80	54,835.90	55,665.05	45,696.80	6.70%	16.85%	16.85%
Nifty MidSmall Healthcare fuzz it	52,024.15	-0.72%	52,354.25	52,024.15	53,040.55	40,352.90	16.85%	22.75%	22.75%
BSE Healthcare fuzz it	50,975.98	-0.11%	51,054.07	50,975.98	51,574.61	40,239.45	14.67%	83.24%	97.05%
NIFTY FMCG fuzz it	48,615.05	-0.46%	48,809.65	48,615.05	58,485.05	45,334.15	-11.05%	-5.79%	31.55%
Nifty Smallcap250 Momentum Quality 100 fuzz it	48,396.90	-0.46%	48,647.70	48,396.90	48,801.05	37,360.95	8.91%	18.59%	18.59%
BSE Sensex Next 30 fuzz it	42,911.78	-0.20%	42,925.45	42,911.78	43,479.87	36,415.87	12.51%	27.34%	27.34%
Nifty 500 Multicap Momentum Quality 50 fuzz it	41,866.40	-0.71%	42,115.40	41,866.40	43,414.45	36,179.25	3.75%	12.90%	12.90%
BSE Metals fuzz it	41,547.74	-0.38%	41,473.00	41,547.74	45,388.14	30,311.19	35.39%	93.42%	92.87%
Nifty Consumer Durable fuzz it	40,612.60	0.76%	40,331.95	40,612.60	40,631.50	32,587.95	8.79%	30.77%	30.77%
Nifty India Select 5 Corp Grps (MAATR) fuzz it	39,550.60	-0.14%	39,517.60	39,550.60	40,288.80	33,247.90	11.25%	10.71%	10.71%
NIFTY Energy fuzz it	38,554.20	-0.35%	38,659.40	38,554.20	41,828.55	32,890.30	11.85%	46.17%	94.86%

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About All Indices on NSE & BSE

The Indian stock market has over 5000 listed companies. For an investor, it is an impossible task to monitor all stocks listed on NSE and BSE. This is where all Indices on NSE & BSE feature of Dhan come into play. All indices on NSE & BSE offer market participants the broader perspective they need to make informed trading decisions.

What are indices?

Indices is the plural of index. A stock market index consists of a group of stocks that represents a specific segment of the market. It is a barometer, reflecting the overall performance and health of the underlying stocks it is composed of.

For example, if the Sensex rises, it indicates that the major companies represented in it are performing well, and this is a signal of positive market sentiment. Indices are important benchmarks that are used by investors and analysts to monitor market trends and assess the performance of their investments.

What are the different types of indices?

The Indian stock market has a wide range of indices, each of which aims to represent specific aspects of market performance. The different types of indices are:

Benchmark indices

These indices represent the overall market performance, like Nifty 50 and Sensex, which track the largest and most liquid companies on the NSE and BSE.

Sectoral indices

These indices are targeted at specific industries and are used to assess the performance of specific industries, such as Nifty Bank, BSE Auto, or Nifty IT.

Thematic indices

These indices are based on specific themes of investments, such as Nifty India Digital or BSE 100 ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), which are reflective of emerging market trends and investor interests.

Market cap indices

These indices categorise companies by their market cap size, such as BSE Large Cap and Nifty Mid Cap Select indices that provide insights into various segments of markets.

Strategy indices

These indices are designed to track specific investment strategies, such as Nifty Alpha 50 or Nifty High Beta 50, which help to measure the effectiveness of different investment strategies.

What story do indices tell us?

Indices are indicators of the investor sentiment and broader economic conditions. Their movements provide valuable insights into:

Market direction: Indices indicate the direction of the market. For example, an upward-trending index implies a bullish market, and a downward-trending index implies a bearish sentiment.
Economic health: Broad market indices are often correlated with the overall economic health of the country. For example, the Nifty 50 and SENSEX.
Investor confidence: Rising indices often indicate growing investor confidence and capital inflows, while falling indices indicate caution or apprehension.
Sectoral performance: Sectoral indices indicate which industries are thriving or struggling, helping investors identify potential opportunities or risks. For example, the Nifty Pharma index gives investors insights into the pharma sector.

What are indices comprised of?

An index is made up of a group of stocks that are selected on the basis of a specific criterion. These criteria include:

Market capitalisation: The market value of a company's outstanding shares.
Liquidity: The ease with which a stock can be bought or sold without having a significant impact on the stock price.
Sector representation: Ensuring a diverse representation of different companies within the sector.
Free-float methodology: Many indexes, particularly major ones, are based on this methodology, in which only the shares available for public trading are taken into account for the calculation of market capitalisation.
Company fundamentals: Criteria such as profitability, debt levels, and growth prospects might also be taken into account for some thematic indices.

The constituents of an index are periodically reviewed and rebalanced to ensure that they continue to accurately represent their intended market segment.

How many indices are present on the Indian stock market?

The Indian stock market is home to a vast and evolving landscape of indices. As of the last update, 172 indices are actively tracked across the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

This long list includes a wide range of categories, from broad market benchmarks such as the Nifty 50 and Sensex to highly specialised sectoral, thematic, and strategy-based indices. This rich diversity enables investors to obtain valuable insights into different market segments.

What are the most popular indices in the stock market?

While there are many different indices, there are a few that are prominent and are tracked by large numbers of investors. Some of the most popular indices are:

Sensex (BSE Sensex): It is the benchmark index of BSE, consisting of the 30 largest and most actively traded companies on the BSE.
Nifty 50: The flagship index of NSE. It represents the 50 largest and most liquid Indian companies across different sectors that are listed on the NSE.
Nifty Bank: This index tracks the performance of the 12 most liquid and the large capitalised Indian banking sector stocks that trade on the NSE.
Nifty IT: It focuses on the performance of the top 10 Indian information technology companies listed on NSE.
BSE MidCap & BSE SmallCap: These indices provide insights about the performance of mid and small-sized companies listed on the BSE, respectively.
Nifty Midcap 150 & Nifty Smallcap 250: Similarly, these indices track the performance of mid-cap and small-cap sized companies listed on NSE.

To wrap up

All indices on the NSE & BSE are important for both new and experienced investors. These indices help to simplify the complexities of the stock market into understandable metrics, enabling a rapid analysis and improved decision-making. This list gives investors access to all the important data about these indices to help them better track market trends, assess investment opportunities and ultimately, become a smarter participant in India's growth story.

FAQs on All Indices

A stock market index measures the performance of a group of stocks. It represents a specific segment of the market, such as large companies or particular sectors. A stock market index helps investors track market trends, compare investments, and make informed decisions without focusing on individual stock movements.

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