Bse Sensex Historical Data

The BSE Sensex, short for Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index, is a benchmark index that reflects the performance of 30 significant companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange. These companies span various sectors of the Indian economy, including banking, energy, IT, and consumer products. The index serves as a key indicator of the market’s overall performance, offering insights into investor sentiment and economic trends in India. Introduced in 1986, the Sensex has become a vital tool for analyzing stock market movements and is closely monitored by investors, analysts, and policymakers alike. Its fluctuations provide a snapshot of the health of the Indian financial market.

Sensex Historical Data since 2000 with price change and percnetage change in graphs and charts.  Visualise and  analyze data in line and bar and column charts with filters to create option backtesting system for  trading and generating high ROI. You can also compare this with Nifty Historical Data and Bankex Historical Data to get better insights.

You can check how many times Sensex has gap up or gap down in terms of percentage in any year or month, alterativetly you can filter this data by day if you want to see how it behaves on specific day.

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Sensex Historical Data in Excel & Pdf

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Sensex Index Historical Data

Symbol Date Open High Low Close Change Change % Gap Up Gap up %
Sensex 2014/01/01 21,222.19 21,244.35 21,133.82 21,140.48 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Sensex 2014/01/02 21,179.91 21,331.32 20,846.67 20,888.33 -252.15 -1.19 39.43 0.19
Sensex 2014/01/03 20,819.58 20,885.18 20,731.33 20,851.33 -37.00 -0.18 -68.75 -0.33
Sensex 2014/01/06 20,913.79 20,913.79 20,721.98 20,787.30 -64.03 -0.31 62.46 0.30
Sensex 2014/01/07 20,845.77 20,890.48 20,637.18 20,693.24 -94.06 -0.45 58.47 0.28
Sensex 2014/01/08 20,767.42 20,786.41 20,688.18 20,729.38 36.14 0.17 74.18 0.36
Sensex 2014/01/09 20,755.73 20,778.13 20,652.69 20,713.37 -16.01 -0.08 26.35 0.13
Sensex 2014/01/10 20,760.72 20,971.23 20,625.17 20,758.49 45.12 0.22 47.35 0.23
Sensex 2014/01/13 20,850.54 21,169.08 20,850.54 21,134.21 375.72 1.81 92.05 0.44
Sensex 2014/01/14 21,115.00 21,154.76 21,009.05 21,032.88 -101.33 -0.48 -19.21 -0.09
Sensex 2014/01/15 21,091.46 21,302.73 21,091.46 21,289.49 256.61 1.22 58.58 0.28
Sensex 2014/01/16 21,366.91 21,379.29 21,199.65 21,265.18 -24.31 -0.11 77.42 0.36
Sensex 2014/01/17 21,236.65 21,270.11 21,015.61 21,063.62 -201.56 -0.95 -28.53 -0.13
Sensex 2014/01/20 21,083.53 21,221.37 21,001.13 21,205.05 141.43 0.67 19.91 0.09
Sensex 2014/01/21 21,237.96 21,302.52 21,189.20 21,251.12 46.07 0.22 32.91 0.16
Sensex 2014/01/22 21,251.65 21,377.91 21,168.43 21,337.67 86.55 0.41 0.53 0.00
Sensex 2014/01/23 21,319.69 21,409.66 21,264.71 21,373.66 35.99 0.17 -17.98 -0.08
Sensex 2014/01/24 21,289.15 21,333.66 21,123.99 21,133.56 -240.10 -1.12 -84.51 -0.40
Sensex 2014/01/27 20,899.03 20,899.03 20,688.03 20,707.45 -426.11 -2.02 -234.53 -1.11
Sensex 2014/01/28 20,721.17 20,795.35 20,554.28 20,683.51 -23.94 -0.12 13.72 0.07
Sensex 2014/01/29 20,784.04 20,828.68 20,613.62 20,647.30 -36.21 -0.18 100.53 0.49
Sensex 2014/01/30 20,491.74 20,528.41 20,343.78 20,498.25 -149.05 -0.72 -155.56 -0.75
Sensex 2014/01/31 20,544.64 20,572.32 20,448.43 20,513.85 15.60 0.08 46.39 0.23
Sensex 2014/02/03 20,479.03 20,480.35 20,182.20 20,209.26 -304.59 -1.48 -34.82 -0.17
Sensex 2014/02/04 20,050.99 20,255.52 19,963.12 20,211.93 2.67 0.01 -158.27 -0.78
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Why is the Sensex Historical data Important?

  1. Economic Indicator: A rising Nifty 50 typically signals of economy of India, while a decline in Nifty 50 may indicate economic slowdow.
  2. Benchmark for Investments: Mutual funds and portfolio managers use the Nifty 50 to gauge their performance of their funds and compare it to other sectors.
  3. Risk Diversification: Investing in Nifty 50 is safe as it is diversified in various sectors, which reduces individual stock and sector  risk.

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How are Nifty 50 points calculated?

Nifty 50 index value is calculated based on the market capitalization of the top 50 companies, it is also adjusted for the number of shares available for trading in the open market. It uses free-float market capitalization-weighted method.

Which are Nifty 50 sectors ?

finance, IT, pharmaceuticals, energy, consumer goods, and More. Diversification helps in providing a balanced representation of the Indian economy.

Can I directly invest or trade in Nifty 50?

No, You can directly trade in Nifty Fifty, However you can trade in Nifty Futures and invest in Index Mutual Fund.

How often are the Nifty 50 Companies Changed?

The Nifty 50 is reviewed semi-annually (every six months). During the review, companies may be added or removed based on their market performance and eligibility criteria.

How are companies selected in Nifty 50?

Key eligibility criteria include:

  • The company must be listed on the NSE.
  • It should have high liquidity (frequent trading).
  • It should be among the top companies in terms of market capitalization.
  • The company must meet free-float market capitalization requirements.

Advantages of Nifty 50 Investment

  • Diversification: Reduces the impact of sector and stock-specific risks.
  • Liquidity: Stocks in the Nifty 50 are highly liquid, making it easier to trade.
  • Stability: It Includes well established and financially strong companies, which ensures less volatility
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