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NIFTY BANK
Nifty Bank
NSE · Banking sector index
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Nifty Bank constituents

12 stocks
CompanyPriceChange% Chg
HB
HDFC Bank
HDFCBANK
IB
ICICI Bank
ICICIBANK
SB
State Bank of India
SBIN
KM
Kotak Mahindra Bank
KOTAKBANK
AB
Axis Bank
AXISBANK
IB
IndusInd Bank
INDUSINDBK
BO
Bank of Baroda
BANKBARODA
PN
Punjab National Bank
PNB
FB
Federal Bank
FEDERALBNK
IF
IDFC First Bank
IDFCFIRSTB
AS
AU Small Finance Bank
AUBANK
CB
Canara Bank
CANBK

About Nifty Bank

The Nifty Bank index tracks the most liquid and large-capitalised banking stocks on the NSE, spanning leading private and public sector banks. It is one of the most actively traded indices in India's derivatives market.

Banking stocks are sensitive to interest rates, RBI policy, credit growth and asset quality, so the Nifty Bank often leads broad-market moves.

Related indices: Nifty 50 · Nifty IT · Nifty FMCG · Nifty Pharma · Nifty Auto · BSE Sensex

Nifty Bank — FAQs

What is the Nifty Bank index?
The Nifty Bank is an NSE index that tracks a basket of its constituent stocks by free-float market capitalisation. Its value reflects the combined movement of those companies against a base value.
How is the Nifty Bank calculated?
Nifty Bank uses the free-float market-capitalisation method — only publicly tradable shares are counted, and larger companies move the index more. It is reviewed periodically by NSE Indices.
What are the Nifty Bank constituents?
The full list of Nifty Bank constituents with live prices and day change is shown in the constituents table on this page. The composition is reviewed periodically and can change.
What are support and resistance levels for Nifty Bank?
This page computes Classic, Fibonacci and Camarilla pivot levels from the previous session's high, low and close. Levels above the pivot act as resistance; levels below act as support. They are for guidance only, not a recommendation.
How can I invest in the Nifty Bank?
You can invest via an index fund or ETF that tracks Nifty Bank, buy the individual constituent stocks through your demat account, or trade index derivatives where available. Open a free ATS account to get started.
Why does the Nifty Bank rise or fall?
Nifty Bank moves with the free-float market caps of its constituents, which respond to company earnings, sector trends, interest rates, global cues and FII/DII flows.
Index values are shown live during NSE market hours and as the last close otherwise; figures may be delayed and are for informational purposes only — verify with the exchange before acting. This is not investment advice. ATS Share Brokers Pvt Ltd · SEBI Regn. No. INZ000205136.