Nifty H1FY27 Review: Top gainers and losers
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- ✓The Nifty 50 concluded the first half of the financial year 2026-27 with a nominal gain of 1.3 percent.
- ✓The index finished at 22,620.45 on 30 September.
- ✓Pankaj said, "If US yields continue to rise, then somewhere down the line, there will be pressure on Indian yields as well."
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- India Economy
Market benchmark Nifty 50 concluded the first half of the financial year 2026-27 (H1FY27) with a nominal gain of 1.3%. The index finished at 22,620.45, down 0.42%, on Wednesday, 30 September.
Such has been the Nifty’s performance over the last two years that even the meagre 1% gain over the past six months appears decent. For context, the benchmark index is down 12% over the last two years. On 30 September 2024, the index was at 25,810.85.
While the index hit an all-time high of 26,373.20 on 5 January this year, it succumbed to pressure from higher oil prices amid the US-Iran conflict.
What moved the market in H1FY27?
While over the last two years, the market was struggling due to earnings growth-valuation mismatch and heavy foreign capital outflow, the troubles for it compounded after the US and Israel attacked Iran in February this year.
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