Today's Nifty 500 Price
The Nifty 500 share price today closed at Rs. 23,380.5 on Tuesday, 16 September, 2025. The index, which tracks the performance of the top 500 companies listed on the NSE, saw an increase of 0.70% on the day. The index opened at Rs. 23,240.25 and reached an intraday high of Rs. 23,386.65.
For the most current, regularly updated Nifty 500 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.
Nifty 500 Historical Returns
The historical performance of the Nifty 500 index as of 16 September, 2025, is as follows:
- 1 Week: +1.58%
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1 Month: +2.25%
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3 Months: +1.24%
- 6 Months: +14.94%
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1 Year: -3.08%
The Nifty 500 performance shows a short-term bullish trend over the past few weeks and months. While the index has delivered positive returns over the 1-week, 1-month, and 6-month periods, the one-year return remains in negative territory. This suggests that while there has been recent positive momentum, the index is still recovering from a previous period of correction or consolidation. The significant positive returns over the last six months indicate a strong underlying recovery in the broader Indian stock market index performance.
Nifty 500 News and Updates
Several key factors have influenced the Nifty 500's movement in September 2025:
- US-India Trade Talks: Market sentiment has been boosted by a renewed optimism surrounding trade negotiations between the US and India. Reports of high-level meetings between trade officials in New Delhi have fueled hopes of a resolution to recent tariff issues, which had previously caused volatility.
- Domestic Reforms: The Indian government's announcement of significant domestic reforms, including measures to simplify the GST, has been seen as a positive step. These policies are aimed at mitigating external trade-related repercussions and supporting economic growth, which has encouraged investor confidence.
- Global Market Trends: The Indian market has shown resilience despite continued FII (Foreign Institutional Investor) outflows. A global trend of easing inflationary pressures and expectations of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut have provided a favourable backdrop, supporting a broad-based rally in the Indian equity market.