The latest Nifty 50 close in our records is 23,053.10, as of 30 Oct 2026. On Thursday, 8 October 2026 the Nifty 50 closed at 22,231.80, the lowest close in the 365 days our index records cover. SENSEX closed the same day at 71,593.24, its lowest close in the same window. Both figures come from the NSE and BSE index closes stored in the TrackLivePrice database.
This post uses closes up to Monday, 12 October 2026 and does not report trading on 13 October.
The levels in our records
The table sets the 8 October low against the 12 October close and the closing high in the same window. The percentages are computed from those closes, and the working is shown in each row.
Closing levels and ratios from our index records, 365 days to 12 October 2026. Source: NSE and BSE index closes stored in TrackLivePrice.
| Item | Working | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Nifty 50, lowest close in window (8 Oct 2026) | closing level | 22,231.80 |
| Nifty 50, close on 12 Oct 2026 | closing level | 22,363.35 |
| Nifty 50, 12 Oct close above the low | 22,363.35 / 22,231.80 - 1 | 0.59% |
| Nifty 50, closing high in window (2 Jan 2026) | closing level | 26,328.55 |
| Nifty 50, 12 Oct close below the high | 22,363.35 / 26,328.55 - 1 | -15.1% |
| SENSEX, lowest close in window (8 Oct 2026) | closing level | 71,593.24 |
| SENSEX, close on 12 Oct 2026 | closing level | 71,924.68 |
| SENSEX, 12 Oct close above the low | 71,924.68 / 71,593.24 - 1 | 0.46% |
| SENSEX, closing high in window (2 Jan 2026) | closing level | 85,762.01 |
| SENSEX, 12 Oct close below the high | 71,924.68 / 85,762.01 - 1 | -16.1% |
Example figures, not today's rates.
How we calculated this: we read the daily index closes in our index table for the 365 days to 12 October 2026. Each percentage is the later close divided by the reference close, minus 1. Our Nifty 50 closes go back to 24 September 2025 and our SENSEX closes to 4 October 2024, so both cover the full 365 days, and each row compares closes on the dates shown.
The Nifty 50 closed at 22,363.35 on 12 October, 0.59 percent above its low and 15.1 percent below its closing high of 26,328.55 on 2 January 2026. SENSEX closed at 71,924.68 on 12 October, 0.46 percent above its low.
Try it: Nifty and Sensex Return Calculator lets you pick an index and two dates to see the point return and CAGR from our stored closes. For a return over a number of years, the CAGR Calculator works from a start value, an end value and the years.
Ninety days of closes
The chart plots the Nifty 50 daily close over the last 90 days in our records. The 8 October low sits at the bottom of that window,. The chart has one point per trading day, so market holidays do not appear as gaps.
Latest 23,053.10 (30 Oct 2026)High 24,774.30 (3 Aug 2026)Low 22,231.80 (8 Oct 2026)
The latest Nifty 50 close in our database is 23,053.10 and the latest SENSEX close is 74,459.53, both as of 30 Oct 2026. These are end of day values and do not reflect intraday trading.
Who this affects
Index levels are a reference for anyone who follows the market, including people who own index funds or exchange traded funds that track these indices. A closing low describes what the index did on one day. It does not show what any fund, portfolio or stock returned.
Readers who want to check the figures can compare them with the closing tables on the NSE and BSE websites, linked in the sources. Our table and chart use the same closes, so the two should match. The Nifty 50 page and the SENSEX page on this site show the same index series.
Common mistakes
- Reading a 52-week low as a signal about the next session. It describes a past close only.
- Mixing intraday levels with closing levels. A 52-week closing low compares closes only, so an intraday low can differ.
- Treating the Nifty 50 and SENSEX as one index. They track different stocks and have different base values.
