Nifty 50

NIFTYIndia

23,140.50▼-4.91%over 1 month

Fifty large companies on India's National Stock Exchange.

Price history

Last close 2026-09-25

Return by period

1M▼-4.91%

3M▼-3.81%

6M▼-0.71%

1Y▼-7.03%

5Y▲+31.99%

Risk

Trailing year

Annualised volatility13.3%

Largest drawdown-15.2%

Period high26,328.55

Period low22,331.40

Position in range

Trailing year

20%

of the way from the year’s low to its high.

22,331.4026,328.55

Historical context

247 sessions

Volatility9.2%
39th percentile of the last 227 readings — below typical. Annualised from the last twenty sessions, then ranked against the same calculation on every twenty-session window of the past year.
Latest session+0.34%
36th percentile of the last 246 readings — below typical. Ranked on size and not direction, so an unusually large fall reads as unusual rather than as a low return.
Five sessions-0.88%
30th percentile of the last 242 readings — below typical. Ranked among every five-session change of the past year, direction included.
Twenty sessions-3.94%
13th percentile of the last 227 readings — low. Ranked among every twenty-session change of the past year, direction included.

A percentile is the share of the past year’s readings at or below the current one. The multi-session rows keep direction, so a high rank there means a strong rise; volatility and the latest session are ranked on size alone, so a high rank means a large move either way. All of it describes how ordinary today is by this instrument’s own standards, which is a statement about the record and not about what happens next.

Reported context

Written by sonar-pro

Reports say the Nifty 50 has recorded six consecutive weekly declines, its longest losing streak in six years, although it rose on 21 September after recent losses. Coverage attributes recent pressure to higher crude oil prices, rising US bond yields, weak international market signals and selling in financial, IT and insurance-related shares. On 24 September, the index fell 1.64% to 23,063.10, while reports linked the decline also to proposed changes to insurance-sector commission and distribution rules.

Sources

Generated from the figures on this page and published reporting. It describes what has been reported and is not advice, a recommendation, or a forecast. Written 26 Sept, 11:03 UTC.

Reported context

Writing

Published reporting on this move is being gathered now, and the explanation for it will replace this line as soon as the model has finished writing. Published reporting on this move is being gathered now, and the explanation for it will replace this line as soon as the model has finished writing. Published reporting on this move is being gathered now, and the explanation for it will replace this line as soon as the model has finished writing. Published reporting on this move is being gathered now, and the explanation for it will replace this line as soon as the model has finished writing.

Sources

What these figures mean

Written by gpt-5.4-mini

The trailing-year return of -7.0% means the price ended the year lower than it started. An annualised volatility of 13.3% means the price has typically moved around by about 13.3% over a year, while the largest peak-to-trough fall of -15.2% means that at one point it dropped 15.2% from a previous high before recovering. With a period high of 26,328.55 and a period low of 22,331.40, the current price being 20% of the way from the low to the high means it is closer to the low than the high.

A plain-English restatement of the calculated figures shown above, with no external information used. Written 26 Sept, 02:29 UTC.

What these figures mean

Writing

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Figures are calculated from closing prices and exclude dividends, coupons and the cost of rolling futures contracts. Volatility is annualised using 252 trading days. Past movement describes what happened and implies nothing about what happens next.