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Indian Finance
- BSE 100 Index
- BSE 200 Index
- BSE 500 Index
- BSE MIDCAP Index
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- BSE BANKEX
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- BSE HC Index
- BSE IT Index
- BSE Metal Index
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- Scripwise Movement
- Sectorwise Capitalisation
- Scripwise Weightages
- BSE Groupwise Movement
- BSE Top Gainers
- BSE Top Losers
- BSE Indices Highlights
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- BSE 200 Index
- BSE 500 Index
- BSE MIDCAP Index
- BSE SMLCAP Index
- BSE TECk Index
- BSE PSU Index
- BSE AUTO Index
- BSE BANKEX
- BSE CG Index
- BSE CD Index
- BSE FMCG Index
- BSE HC Index
- BSE IT Index
- BSE Metal Index
- BSE Oil & Gas Index
- Scripwise Movement
- Sectorwise Capitalisation
- Scripwise Weightages
- BSE Groupwise Movement
- BSE Top Gainers
- BSE Top Losers
- BSE Indices Highlights
- BSE Trading Highlights
India Finance Dir
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BSE Sensex - Price Movement
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Free-float Market Capitalization method is applied for the calculation of the Sensex. Using this methodology, the market capitalization of a particular company is determined by multiplying the price of its stock to the total number of shares issued by the company. The level of index at any point of time resonates the free float market value of 30 component stocks relative to the base period. The set of companies in the index are fixed.


