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This page shows the latest information about the Bse PSU of BSE.

The Bse PSU Index contains total of companies which are also called its Constituents.

19605.84 
 -15.17  (-.08%)
27 May 03:59 PM

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Today's Gainer / Loser

Company priceRs. Change%
ITI 309.10 +10%
IFCI 61.06 +4.47%
Mishra Dhatu Nigam 416.15 +4.01%
Container Corp 768.40 +3.53%
Garden Reach Ship 2815.50 +3.24%
Company priceRs. Change%
General Ins. Corp 416.25 -3.59%
BPCL 317.00 -1.84%
NTPC 338.55 -1.44%
GMDC 358.00 -1.04%
MRPL 140.64 -0.95%

Top Performer companies (Based on TTM Profit)

Company TTM ProfitCr.
SBI 79017.15
ONGC 37293.00
Coal India 34839.84
Power Finance Corp 30514.65
Bank Of Baroda 20459.35
NTPC 18037.52
Union Bank Of India 17921.17
PNB 17439.63
Canara Bank 17335.99
REC 15884.23

Top Return companies 1m 3m 6m 1Yr

BSE PSU Index: Tracking India's Public Sector Enterprises

The S&P BSE PSU Index is a key benchmark designed to measure the collective performance of Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) listed on the BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange). This index offers insights into the "BSE PSU" segment, which plays a significant role in the Indian economy across various sectors. Investors often track the "BSE PSU share price" movements of the index and its constituents, and may consider investing via a "BSE PSU fund."

Today's BSE PSU Index Price

As of the market close on 22 May 2025, the S&P BSE PSU Index settled at 19,349.90 points, reflecting a decrease of 136.22 points or 0.70% from its previous closing value. The performance of the "BSE PSU today" was influenced by broader market trends and sector-specific news.

For the most current, regularly updated BSE PSU Index share price, please refer to the live ticker section located above on this page. That section provides a real-time share price summary, including the top gainer loser stocks daily.

BSE PSU Index Historical Returns

Analysing the "BSE PSU Index historical returns" provides a clearer picture of its performance over various timeframes. The returns are as follows:

  • 1 Week: +4.28% (as of 15 May 2025)
  • 1 Month: +1.60% (as of 22 May 2025)
  • 3 Months: +16.56% (as of 15 May 2025)
  • 6 Months: +3.51% (as of 22 May 2025)
  • 1 Year: -7.90% (as of 22 May 2025)

The data indicates a mixed performance. While the index has shown positive returns over the recent 1-week, 1-month, 3-month, and 6-month periods (with 3-month returns being particularly strong up to mid-May), the 1-year return shows a decline. This suggests that despite some recent recovery and medium-term strength, the PSU sector, as represented by the index, has faced headwinds over the longer annual period. The daily fall of 0.70% on May 22nd indicates current market pressures affecting "India stock market index performance" for PSUs.

BSE PSU Index News and Updates

Several developments and news items around 22 May 2025 have likely impacted the BSE PSU Index:

  • Broad Market Weakness: Indian equity markets experienced a significant downturn on May 22, 2025, with benchmark indices like the Sensex and Nifty falling considerably. This was largely attributed to weak global cues, including concerns about the U.S. budget deficit and rising bond yields, which created a risk-off sentiment. The BSE PSU Index's decline of 0.70% mirrored this broader negative trend.
  • Sectoral Performance and Stock Movements: While the overall PSU index was down, individual stock performances within the "BSE PSU list" varied. Some PSU stocks, particularly in the defence sector, have seen strong interest recently due to geopolitical factors and government focus, although profit booking can occur. On May 22, some PSU stocks like Garden Reach Shipbuilders saw gains, while others in sectors like oil & gas (e.g., ONGC, Oil India) and power (e.g., Power Grid) were among the decliners.
  • Domestic Economic Factors & Policy Outlook: Domestically, factors such as falling inflation (which reached a six-year low in April) and the anticipation of potential interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) later in the year could provide some support to the economy and, by extension, to PSUs. Additionally, the significant surplus transfer from the RBI to the government is expected to aid capital expenditure, potentially benefiting infrastructure and defence-related PSUs. However, on May 22, global concerns overshadowed these domestic positives.
  • Focus on PSU Reforms and Dividends: Investors in PSU stocks often look for stability, dividend income, and potential benefits from government reforms or disinvestment plans. News related to government policies affecting specific PSU sectors, earnings announcements from major PSUs, and any updates on strategic sales are key "factors affecting BSE PSU" stocks. The availability of thematic investment options like a "BSE PSU fund" also indicates investor interest in this space.

Staying informed about these "Indian stock market updates" and specific news related to Public Sector Undertakings is crucial for investors navigating this important segment of the market.

 

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