BSE Consumer Durables

BSE Consumer Durables

BSE CD

BSE Consumer Durables

BSE Consumer Durables

BSE CD

BSE Consumer Durables

65,357.12 +121.79 (+0.19%)
65,293.01Today's Low
65,630.43Today's High
51,821.6852W Low
66,148.6352W High

FAQs on BSE Consumer Durables

The share price of BSE Consumer Durables is ₹65,357.12 on BSE as of 28/8/2026, 10:32:06 am. Share prices may change frequently due to market movements.

The market capitalisation of BSE Consumer Durables is ₹0Cr as of 28/8/2026, 10:32:06 am

The current Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio of BSE Consumer Durables is 0.00 as of 28/8/2026, 10:32:06 am

The Price to Book (P/B) ratio of BSE Consumer Durables stands at 0.00 as of 28/8/2026, 10:32:06 am

BSE Consumer Durables reported an ROE of 0.00% for the last reported financial year on a consolidated account basis.

As of 28/8/2026, 10:32:06 am, BSE Consumer Durables’s shareholding pattern is: promoters hold undefined%, FIIs hold undefined%, DIIs hold undefined%, and public shareholders hold undefined%.

The 52-week high of BSE Consumer Durables is ₹65,630.43 and the 52-week low is ₹65,293.01 as of 28/8/2026, 10:32:06 am.

The stock symbol of BSE Consumer Durables is BSE CD.

You can buy BSE Consumer Durables shares by opening a demat and trading account with Share.Market and placing a buy order on NSE or BSE during market hours.

The fair value of BSE Consumer Durables depends on factors such as earnings growth, financial performance, and overall market conditions. Investors should assess fundamentals before making investment decisions.

Stocks in BSE Consumer Durables

The complete list of companies that make up the index.

No stocks present

Frequently Asked Questions

A stock index represents a group of selected stocks and measures their collective performance in the stock market. Indices track price changes and reflect market trends, making it easy for investors to gauge overall market sentiment and compare returns against a benchmark.

Nifty 50 is the benchmark index of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), tracking the top 50 companies in India, while Sensex is the flagship index of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), tracking 30 leading Indian companies. Both indices reflect stock market trends and serve as key indicators of India’s economic health.

Investors use stock indices to quickly assess market performance, compare investment returns, and guide their portfolio decisions. Indices highlight economic trends, help identify strong sectors, and simplify benchmarking, making it easier for investors to allocate funds.

Investors can invest in stock indices by directly purchasing constituent stocks in the same weights as the index or by choosing index funds and ETFs that track the indices. Index funds make investing simple, cost-effective, and provide instant diversification for any portfolio.

Time Period: Daily

SMA/EMA (Moving Average) Analysis

Bullish Moving Averages14

Bearish Moving Averages2

5 Day

65,241.10

10 Day

65,214.90

20 Day

65,310.40

30 Day

64,828.90

50 Day

63,300.60

100 Day

60,883.60

150 Day

59,535.40

200 Day

59,878.90

Indicators

RSI (14)

57.51

MACD (12, 26)

509.35

MACD Signal Line (9)

686.40

MFI (14)

--

ATR (14)

733.07

ADX (14)

17.02

ROC (21)

0.11

ROC (125)

10.20

Pivot Analysis

Pivot analysis uses a special price point, called the pivot point, to show the overall market trend during different periods. This pivot point is the average of the previous day’s high, low, and closing prices of a specific asset.

TypeR1R2R3PPS1S2S3
Classic65,683.8566,132.3766,429.8165,386.4164,937.8964,640.4564,191.93

Note: Support and Resistance level for the day, calculated based on price range of the previous trading day.

Stocks in BSE Consumer Durables

The complete list of companies that make up the index.

No stocks present

Frequently Asked Questions

A stock index represents a group of selected stocks and measures their collective performance in the stock market. Indices track price changes and reflect market trends, making it easy for investors to gauge overall market sentiment and compare returns against a benchmark.

Nifty 50 is the benchmark index of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), tracking the top 50 companies in India, while Sensex is the flagship index of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), tracking 30 leading Indian companies. Both indices reflect stock market trends and serve as key indicators of India’s economic health.

Investors use stock indices to quickly assess market performance, compare investment returns, and guide their portfolio decisions. Indices highlight economic trends, help identify strong sectors, and simplify benchmarking, making it easier for investors to allocate funds.

Investors can invest in stock indices by directly purchasing constituent stocks in the same weights as the index or by choosing index funds and ETFs that track the indices. Index funds make investing simple, cost-effective, and provide instant diversification for any portfolio.
BSE Consumer Durables

BSE Consumer Durables

BSE CD

Open Price

65,466.35

Prev Close

65,235.33
65,293.01Today's Low
65,630.43Today's High
51,821.6852W Low
66,148.6352W High
Advancers
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Decliners
70.00%

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