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nifty bank

Nifty Bank

55527.35 -555.19 (-0.98%)
Jun 13 2025 03:30 PM Sector: -

26009

BANKNIFTY

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Nifty Bank Performance

Day Range

Low55149.30 High55688.00
55527.35

52 Week Range

Low 47702.90 High 57049.50
55527.35

Open Price

55149.30

Prev. Close

56082.55

Volume (Shares)

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Total traded value

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Upper Circuit

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Lower Circuit

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Nifty Bank Index: Live Chart, Stock List & Trading Guide

The Nifty Bank Index is a prominent stock market index that tracks the performance of the banking sector, comprising 12 major banking stocks listed on the National Stock Exchange. Created in 2003, it serves as a critical benchmark reflecting the health and trends of the banking industry. Its significance lies in providing investors and traders a focused view of banking stocks, which are pivotal to the broader market and economy.

Traders use the Nifty Bank index live data and Bank Nifty chart today for short-term trading and hedging through Nifty Bank F&O, while long-term investors often consider Nifty Bank ETF and index funds to gain diversified exposure. The Bank Nifty trading strategy varies from technical analysis to options trading, making it a versatile tool for market participants.

What Does Nifty Bank Consist Of?

The Nifty Bank Index consists of the top 12 most liquid and large banking stocks listed on the National Stock Exchange. These companies are selected based on strict eligibility criteria, including their presence in the broader Nifty 500 universe, a minimum trading frequency of 90% over the past six months, and participation in the futures and options segment. The final selection and weightage of each stock in the index are determined by free-float market capitalization, which ensures that the index reflects the market value of shares readily available for trading.

This weighting method helps maintain a realistic representation of the banking sector’s performance and liquidity. The index is periodically rebalanced to reflect changes in market conditions and company fundamentals, making it a reliable benchmark for investors and traders alike. This structure supports various uses, from benchmarking fund portfolios to enabling trading strategies involving Nifty Bank F&O and investments through Nifty Bank ETF.

Historical Performance of Nifty Bank

The Nifty Bank Index has delivered the following returns across key timeframes:

Time Period

Nifty Bank Returns

1 Year

14.33%

3 Years

44.92%

5 Years

162.51%

10 Years

11.4% CAGR

Source: Screener and Economic Times

Comparative Performance vs Other Indices

The Nifty Bank Index has performed in the following manner compared to the other main indices:

Index

1Y Return

3Y Return

5Y Return

Nifty Bank

14.33%

44.92%

162.51%

Nifty 50

7.69%

36.49%

157.39%

Nifty 500

6.16%

43.22%

184.74%

Source: Economic Times

Volatility and Liquidity Metrics

  • 1-Day High/Low Range: ₹54,407.20 – ₹53,084.90
  • 52-Week High/Low Range: ₹54,467.35 – ₹46,077.85
  • Market Capitalisation (Nifty Bank): ₹43,96,889 crore
  • Constituents: 12 large and liquid Indian banking stocks listed on NSE

Nifty Bank vs Nifty 50

The table below compares Nifty Bank and Nifty 50 across key investment dimensions such as risk-reward tradeoff, sector exposure, diversification, and volatility patterns.

Aspect

Nifty Bank

Nifty 50

Risk-Reward Tradeoff

Offers higher returns in bullish phases but comes with increased volatility and sharper corrections during downturns. Average annual returns have ranged around 15-18% over the past decade.

Provides steadier returns with lower volatility, averaging 12-15% annually over the last 10 years, making it more suitable for conservative, long-term investors.

Sector Exposure and Diversification

Concentrated exposure to 12 large banking stocks, making it sensitive to sector-specific risks and regulatory changes.

Diversified across 50 companies spanning multiple sectors such as IT, FMCG, energy, and banking, reducing sector-specific risks.

Short-term Volatility vs Long-term Growth

Exhibits higher short-term volatility due to sensitivity to interest rates, credit growth, and monetary policies, favored by traders for active strategies including Nifty Bank F&O.

Exhibits relatively lower volatility, making it more suitable for long-term growth and passive investment strategies like Nifty Bank ETF and index funds.

This comparison highlights that while Nifty Bank offers opportunities for higher returns and active trading strategies, Nifty 50 provides broader market exposure with more stable growth prospects, catering to different investor profiles and risk appetites.

How to Invest in Nifty Bank Index?

Investing in the Nifty Bank Index offers exposure to the banking sector through various accessible methods:

  • 1-Day High/Low Range: ₹54,407.20 – ₹53,084.90
  • 52-Week High/Low Range: ₹54,467.35 – ₹46,077.85
  • Market Capitalisation (Nifty Bank): ₹43,96,889 crore
  • Constituents: 12 large and liquid Indian banking stocks listed on NSE

Nifty Bank vs Nifty 50

This table summarizes key details about trading in Bank Nifty futures and options, including expiry days, lot size, margin requirements, and popular trading strategies.

Feature

Details

Expiry Days

Bank Nifty futures and options contracts expire on the last Thursday of the expiry month. If that day is a holiday, expiry shifts to the previous trading day.

Lot Size

The lot size for Bank Nifty contracts has been increased from 15 to 30 units as of November 20, 2024, aligning with regulatory changes to curb speculation.

Margin Requirements

Higher lot sizes mean increased margin requirements. Traders must maintain margins proportional to contract value, with additional Extreme Loss Margin (ELM) of 2% on expiry day.

Popular Strategies

Commonly used strategies include Straddle, Strangle, and Bull Call Spread, which help traders capitalize on volatility and directional moves.

Tools for Traders

Brokers provide F&O tools and margin calculators to help traders estimate margin needs and plan trades effectively.

These details are crucial for traders to understand the commitments and risks involved in Bank Nifty trading, enabling informed decision-making aligned with current market regulations and trading conditions.

All Indices

  • NSE
  • BSE
NAME PRICE CHANGE CHANGE % PREVIOUS CLOSE
Nifty 50
24718.60
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-169.60 -0.68% 24888.20 forward-arrow
Nifty Bank
55527.35
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-555.20 -0.99% 56082.55 forward-arrow
Nifty 100
25331.35
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-180.20 -0.71% 25511.55 forward-arrow
Nifty 200
13825.40
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-90.20 -0.65% 13915.60 forward-arrow
Nifty Fin Service
26335.60
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-244.30 -0.92% 26579.90 forward-arrow
MIDCPNIFTY
16391.90
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1800.20 12.34% 14591.70 forward-arrow
Nifty 500
22906.20
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-140.25 -0.61% 23046.45 forward-arrow
NIFTY Alpha 50
51868.70
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-140.00 -0.27% 52008.70 forward-arrow
Nifty Auto
23327.40
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-84.40 -0.36% 23411.80 forward-arrow
Nifty CPSE
6529.50
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14.35 0.22% 6515.15 forward-arrow
Nifty Energy
35740.55
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-177.80 -0.50% 35918.35 forward-arrow
Nifty GS 4 8Yr
3154.37
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-1.30 -0.04% 3155.67 forward-arrow
Nifty GS 8 13Yr
2925.03
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-2.49 -0.09% 2927.52 forward-arrow
NIFTY INDIA MFG
14198.40
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-47.80 -0.34% 14246.20 forward-arrow
Nifty Infra
8971.95
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-63.90 -0.71% 9035.85 forward-arrow
Nifty IT
38469.25
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8.95 0.02% 38460.30 forward-arrow
Nifty Media
1726.10
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2.95 0.17% 1723.15 forward-arrow
Nifty Metal
9258.80
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-89.70 -0.96% 9348.50 forward-arrow
Nifty Midcap 50
16391.90
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-46.15 -0.28% 16438.05 forward-arrow
Nifty MNC
28184.30
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-102.50 -0.36% 28286.80 forward-arrow
Nifty Next 50
66979.05
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-557.45 -0.83% 67536.50 forward-arrow
Nifty Pharma
21985.15
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-51.00 -0.23% 22036.15 forward-arrow
Nifty PSE
9886.55
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-32.80 -0.33% 9919.35 forward-arrow
Nifty PSU Bank
6934.85
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-82.65 -1.18% 7017.50 forward-arrow
Nifty Pvt Bank
27527.90
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-251.65 -0.91% 27779.55 forward-arrow
Nifty Realty
1007.05
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0.60 0.06% 1006.45 forward-arrow
NIFTY SMLCAP 50
8842.35
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-59.05 -0.66% 8901.40 forward-arrow
NIFTY TOTAL MKT
12898.95
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-77.65 -0.60% 12976.60 forward-arrow
Nifty GS 10Yr
2589.73
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-3.63 -0.14% 2593.36 forward-arrow
Nifty FMCG
54527.15
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-576.95 -1.05% 55104.10 forward-arrow
Nifty Commodities
8637.55
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-63.05 -0.72% 8700.60 forward-arrow
NIFTY CONSR DURBL
36726.65
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-258.70 -0.70% 36985.35 forward-arrow
Nifty FinSrv25 50
28424.65
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-220.15 -0.77% 28644.80 forward-arrow
Nifty GrowSect 15
11319.10
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-34.25 -0.30% 11353.35 forward-arrow
Nifty GS 10Yr Cln
915.40
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-1.45 -0.16% 916.85 forward-arrow
Nifty GS 11 15Yr
3210.80
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-2.85 -0.09% 3213.65 forward-arrow
Nifty GS 15YrPlus
3469.92
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-11.62 -0.33% 3481.54 forward-arrow
Nifty GS Compsite
3010.68
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-3.66 -0.12% 3014.34 forward-arrow
NIFTY HEALTHCARE
14328.65
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5.50 0.04% 14323.15 forward-arrow
NIFTY IND DIGITAL
8987.75
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-19.15 -0.21% 9006.90 forward-arrow
NIFTY LARGEMID250
16110.25
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-85.20 -0.53% 16195.45 forward-arrow
NIFTY M150 QLTY50
24556.95
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-112.20 -0.45% 24669.15 forward-arrow
NIFTY MICROCAP250
23832.85
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-83.70 -0.35% 23916.55 forward-arrow
Nifty Mid Liq 15
15305.65
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-87.45 -0.57% 15393.10 forward-arrow
NIFTY MID SELECT
12991.60
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-44.70 -0.34% 13036.30 forward-arrow
NIFTY MIDCAP 100
58227.45
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-213.40 -0.37% 58440.85 forward-arrow
NIFTY MIDCAP 150
21433.05
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-76.60 -0.36% 21509.65 forward-arrow
NIFTY MIDSML 400
19931.15
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-73.35 -0.37% 20004.50 forward-arrow
NIFTY OIL AND GAS
11443.60
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-83.70 -0.73% 11527.30 forward-arrow
Nifty Serv Sector
32646.80
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-243.65 -0.74% 32890.45 forward-arrow
NIFTY SMLCAP 100
18374.80
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-90.25 -0.49% 18465.05 forward-arrow
NIFTY SMLCAP 250
17210.40
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-66.50 -0.38% 17276.90 forward-arrow
NIFTY100 EQL Wgt
32253.70
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-212.55 -0.65% 32466.25 forward-arrow
NIFTY100 LowVol30
19675.75
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-98.45 -0.50% 19774.20 forward-arrow
NIFTY100 Qualty30
5581.90
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-16.50 -0.29% 5598.40 forward-arrow
Nifty100ESGSecLdr
4129.95
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-28.05 -0.67% 4158.00 forward-arrow
Nifty200Momentm30
31023.75
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2706.40 9.56% 28317.35 forward-arrow
Nifty50 Div Point
77.70
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-211.68 -73.15% 289.38 forward-arrow
Nifty50 PR 1x Inv
206.05
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-8.55 -3.98% 214.60 forward-arrow
Nifty50 PR 2x Lev
13597.85
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-4913.30 -26.54% 18511.15 forward-arrow
Nifty50 TR 1x Inv
169.75
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-7.60 -4.29% 177.35 forward-arrow
Nifty50 TR 2x Lev
20072.35
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1561.20 8.43% 18511.15 forward-arrow
Nifty50 Value 20
12806.10
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200.15 1.59% 12605.95 forward-arrow
NIFTY500 MULTICAP
16026.45
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1306.30 8.87% 14720.15 forward-arrow
NAME PRICE CHANGE CHANGE % PREVIOUS CLOSE
SENSEX
81118.60
-573.38 -0.70% 81691.98 forward-arrow
BSE100
25940.81
-168.68 -0.65% 26109.49 forward-arrow
SNSX50
25824.05
-159.67 -0.61% 25983.72 forward-arrow
BSE200
11252.01
-68.82 -0.61% 11320.83 forward-arrow
BSE500
35946.69
-206.81 -0.57% 36153.50 forward-arrow
BSE CG
69767.45
-7.12 -0.01% 69774.57 forward-arrow
BSE CD
57110.34
-283.21 -0.49% 57393.55 forward-arrow
BSEPSU
19557.08
-129.61 -0.66% 19686.69 forward-arrow
TECK
18194.51
-14.35 -0.08% 18208.86 forward-arrow
BANKEX
62570.44
-639.51 -1.01% 63209.95 forward-arrow
AUTO
52323.67
-172.14 -0.33% 52495.81 forward-arrow
METAL
30747.36
-251.25 -0.81% 30998.61 forward-arrow
OILGAS
27162.24
-154.43 -0.57% 27316.67 forward-arrow
DOL30
7736.23
-95.95 -1.23% 7832.18 forward-arrow
DOL100
3117.31
-36.87 -1.17% 3154.18 forward-arrow
DOL200
2176.12
-24.89 -1.13% 2201.01 forward-arrow
REALTY
7820.91
10.24 0.13% 7810.67 forward-arrow
POWER
6725.34
-51.07 -0.75% 6776.41 forward-arrow
BSEIPO
14777.08
-67.36 -0.45% 14844.44 forward-arrow
GREENX
7827.50
33.63 0.43% 7793.87 forward-arrow
CARBON
4344.48
15.78 0.36% 4328.70 forward-arrow
SMEIPO
103025.54
-844.99 -0.81% 103870.53 forward-arrow
INFRA
597.54
-6.40 -1.06% 603.94 forward-arrow
CPSE
3887.46
-8.49 -0.22% 3895.95 forward-arrow
MIDCAP
45681.28
-145.76 -0.32% 45827.04 forward-arrow
SMLCAP
53370.29
-161.18 -0.30% 53531.47 forward-arrow
BSEFMC
20065.88
-190.21 -0.94% 20256.09 forward-arrow
BSE HC
43995.31
34.42 0.08% 43960.89 forward-arrow
BSE IT
37839.04
-33.85 -0.09% 37872.89 forward-arrow
MFG
1015.38
-3.68 -0.36% 1019.06 forward-arrow
ALLCAP
10471.31
71.07 0.68% 10400.24 forward-arrow
COMDTY
7619.99
-44.22 -0.58% 7664.21 forward-arrow
CONDIS
9356.88
-37.68 -0.40% 9394.56 forward-arrow
ENERGY
11615.49
-73.26 -0.63% 11688.75 forward-arrow
FINSER
12482.15
-106.54 -0.85% 12588.69 forward-arrow
INDSTR
14847.77
-6.94 -0.05% 14854.71 forward-arrow
LRGCAP
9531.67
-64.29 -0.67% 9595.96 forward-arrow
MIDSEL
16616.59
-41.88 -0.25% 16658.47 forward-arrow
SMLSEL
7942.93
-3.94 -0.05% 7946.87 forward-arrow
TELCOM
2969.05
-20.01 -0.67% 2989.06 forward-arrow
UTILS
5287.96
-48.70 -0.91% 5336.66 forward-arrow
BHRT22
8490.50
-57.83 -0.68% 8548.33 forward-arrow
ESG100
412.22
-3.05 -0.73% 415.27 forward-arrow
MID150
15914.77
-45.29 -0.28% 15960.06 forward-arrow
SML250
6870.18
-25.22 -0.37% 6895.40 forward-arrow
LMI250
10667.61
-63.82 -0.59% 10731.43 forward-arrow
MSL400
12015.06
-37.67 -0.31% 12052.73 forward-arrow
BSEDSI
985.88
-5.17 -0.52% 991.05 forward-arrow
BSEEVI
934.56
-9.82 -1.04% 944.38 forward-arrow
BSELVI
1808.25
-7.66 -0.42% 1815.91 forward-arrow
BSEMOI
2146.51
-8.24 -0.38% 2154.75 forward-arrow
BSEQUI
1840.30
-4.07 -0.22% 1844.37 forward-arrow
DFRGRI
1603.82
-8.41 -0.52% 1612.23 forward-arrow
LCTMCI
9138.14
-62.02 -0.67% 9200.16 forward-arrow
BSEPBI
19822.16
-189.47 -0.95% 20011.63 forward-arrow

Nifty Bank Scrip Selection Criteria

The Nifty Bank index is composed of 12 large-cap and liquid banking stocks that are selected based on specific criteria. For a bank to be included in the Nifty Bank, it must have a substantial market capitalization, high liquidity, and must be among the top traded banking stocks on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The selection process ensures that the Nifty Bank remains representative of the overall health of the Indian banking sector, capturing both the performance and stability of major financial institutions

 

What is the History of the Nifty Bank?

The Nifty Bank index was introduced in 2000, providing a benchmark for tracking the performance of the most prominent Indian banking stocks. Since its inception, the Nifty Bank index has become an essential tool for investors and traders, capturing the movement of 12 large-cap and liquid banking stocks which are listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). Over the years, it has reflected the growth and resilience of the Indian banking sector, serving as a critical indicator of economic performance in India. The Nifty Bank continues to evolve, offering insights into the financial health and market position of India’s leading banks

How to Calculate Nifty Bank Index Value?

The Nifty Bank Index value is calculated using the free-float market capitalization method, which considers only the shares available for public trading. Here’s a detailed explanation and the simplified formula:

Read more... Steps to Calculate:

Determine Free-float Market Capitalization for Each Stock:

Free-float Market Capitalization = Stock Price × Number of Free-float Shares

Sum of Free-float Market Capitalization:

Calculate the sum of the free-float market capitalization for all constituent stocks in the Nifty Bank Index.

Apply the Base Market Capital and Base Index Value:

Nifty Bank Index Value= (Sum of Free-float Market Capitalization of all stocks/Base Market Capital) × Base Index Value

Formula:

Nifty Bank Index Value = {∑(Stock Price × Number of Free-float Shares)/Base Market Capital} × Base Index Value Example:

If the sum of the free-float market capitalization of all constituent stocks is ₹1,000,000 and the base market capital is ₹500,000 with a base index value of 1000, then:

Nifty Bank Index Value = (1,000,000/500,000)×1000=2000

This calculation ensures the index accurately reflects the market value of its constituent banking stocks based on their free-float market capitalization, providing a precise measure of the banking sector's performance. Read less

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any tips for investing in Bank Nifty?

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Investing in Bank Nifty can be risky due to its volatility, but some tips and strategies can help. Technical analysis can be used to spot patterns and trends in the index, and traders should set reasonable objectives and stop losses. Some trading methods and pointers for Bank Nifty Options include short and long call straddles, and using trade orders for both buying and selling. All the options should have their strike prices at an equal distance from their current value. The maximum reward you can get is the difference between the adjacent strike prices after deducting. Bank Nifty can be traded via derivatives and mutual funds. Bank Nifty Index funds are more cost-effective, offer better diversification, and have a greater chance of providing investors with good returns.

How does Bank Nifty contribute to a long-term investment strategy?

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Investing in Bank Nifty can contribute to a long-term investment strategy by providing exposure to the performance of the top 12 banking companies in India, which are part of the index. Historically, Bank Nifty has delivered significant returns to long-term investors, making it a potential inflation hedge and a strategic addition to a diversified investment portfolio. Bank Nifty options can be used for trading strategies, taking advantage of the index's high volatility, but it's important to assess risk appetite and investment objectives before using these investment vehicles. Some statistics suggest that Bank Nifty has outperformed Nifty over the long term investment stocks, making it an attractive option for long-term investment. Therefore, including Bank Nifty in a long-term investment portfolio can provide exposure to the banking sector and potentially contribute to overall returns.

What are the potential risks associated with investing in Bank Nifty?

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Investing in Bank Nifty carries potential risks, including market volatility, economic factors affecting the banking sector, and the need for effective risk management strategies to mitigate potential risks. The banking sector can experience rapid price movements, leading to increased market volatility. Economic factors such as macroeconomic factors, regulatory changes, and geopolitical events can impact Bank Nifty prices significantly. However, investors can consider long-term investments in Bank Nifty, aiming to benefit from the overall growth of the banking sector over an extended period. Diversification, efficiency, and market insights are some of the benefits of trading Bank Nifty derivatives. To minimise potential risks, traders should keep up with news and events that can affect the banking sector and the broader market, analyse market trends and technical indicators, and utilise resources provided by stock market apps.

Why is the performance of Bank Nifty considered a reflection of the overall banking sector in India?

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The Nifty Bank Index, also known as Bank Nifty, is considered a reflection of the overall banking sector in India. It comprises the most liquid and large capitalised Indian banking stocks, providing a benchmark for the performance of the banking sector in India. The index includes both public and private sector banks listed on the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE), such as State Bank of India (SBI), HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, and Kotak Mahindra Bank. The Nifty performance is influenced by various factors, including interest rates, macroeconomic events, and policy developments, making it an important indicator for investors and market participants to evaluate the health of the banking sector.

How is the Bank Nifty index calculated, and why is market capitalization weighted important?

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A weighted average market is a type of market index in which each component is weighted according to the size of its total market capitalization. This means that large companies would account for a greater portion of the index than smaller stocks, and the movement of the index would depend on a small set of stocks. The Bank Nifty index is calculated using a free-float market capitalization-weighted methodology, which means that the weight of each stock in the index is determined by its market capitalization. Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the number of outstanding shares of a company by its current price. Free-float market capitalization considers only those shares that are available for public trading, excluding locked-in shares and promoter holdings. Market capitalization weighting is important because it provides a more accurate reflection of market conditions and reduces the concentration of the top few stocks. In the context of the Bank Nifty index, the weightage of each stock is adjusted periodically based on changes in their free-float market capitalization. This methodology ensures that the index is more broad-based and less influenced by the performance of a few key stocks.

What are the stocks of Bank NIFTY?

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The Bank NIFTY index includes leading banking stocks listed on the NSE. These typically consist of major banks like HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Axis Bank, and others that represent the sector's performance.

How to invest in NIFTY Bank via Bajaj Broking?

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You can invest in the NIFTY Bank index through Bajaj Broking by opening a trading account, selecting NIFTY Bank ETFs, or directly investing in the constituent banking stocks. Bajaj Broking provides a platform to trade in various financial instruments linked to the NIFTY Bank index.

Can we do intraday trading in Bank NIFTY?

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Yes, intraday trading in Bank NIFTY is possible. Traders can buy and sell Bank NIFTY futures and options within the same trading day. This allows for capitalizing on short-term market movements and volatility within the banking sector.

How to Invest in Nifty Bank Stocks?

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Investing in Nifty Bank stocks requires having a Demat account provided by a brokerage platform. You can purchase individual bank stocks from the Nifty Bank index or buy ETFs that track the index's performance.

What are Nifty Bank stocks?

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Nifty Bank stocks consist of 12 large and liquid Indian banks listed on the NSE. These banks represent significant contributors to the financial sector, offering insights into the overall market health of India's banking industry.

Can you trade shares on Nifty Bank?

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Yes, you can trade shares in the Nifty Bank index through various means, including buying individual stocks or using futures and options contracts. Intraday trading is also supported for short-term opportunities.

What is the Bank Nifty index?

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The Nifty Bank index is a benchmark index tracking the performance of 12 top Indian banks. It measures the market sentiment of the banking sector, using free-float market capitalization to calculate its value.

What does Nifty Bank represent?

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The Nifty Bank index represents the market performance of the top 12 large-cap, highly liquid banking companies in India. It serves as a benchmark to evaluate trends and stock movements within the banking sector.

How does Nifty Bank work?

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Nifty Bank works by tracking the top 12 banks in terms of market liquidity and capitalization. Its value is calculated through a free-float market capitalization method, providing a snapshot of banking stock performance.

How can I buy Nifty Bank indices?

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You can buy the Nifty Bank index by purchasing ETFs that track its performance or buying individual stocks from the index via a brokerage platform. Both options provide exposure to India's banking sector.

What does this Index depend on?

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The Nifty Bank index depends on the stock performance of 12 major banks. The index's value fluctuates based on the price movements of these constituent stocks, reflecting the broader health of the sector.

How long can one hold Bank Nifty?

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You can hold Nifty Bank stocks or ETFs for as long as you'd like. However, futures and options contracts have expiration dates, typically spanning monthly or quarterly periods for shorter-term strategies.

Can we buy Bank Nifty today and sell it tomorrow?

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Yes, Nifty Bank supports intraday trading. You can buy and sell Nifty Bank stocks, options, or futures within a single trading day, making it suitable for both long-term investors and day traders.

How many banks are in Bank Nifty?

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The Nifty Bank index includes 12 of the most liquid and high market-cap banks in India. These stocks are selected based on strict criteria, ensuring the index remains a reliable performance gauge for the sector.

How is the Bank Nifty price calculated?

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The Nifty Bank index price is calculated using the free-float market capitalization method, meaning it signifies the total market value of its 12 constituent stocks while accounting for available shares in the market.

Are there any tips for investing in Bank Nifty?

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For Nifty Bank investment, monitor overall economic conditions, especially interest rate changes and banking sector reforms. Diversify your holdings, consider market trends, and stay updated on the individual bank's financial health.

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