Latest NIFTY Returns Including Dividends by month since 1999. Returns are for Total Return Index which means they include dividends paid out by index companies.
Nifty Historical Returns
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NIFTY Next 50 👈🏼 Returns for the index consisting of the 51st to 100th largest Indian companies by market capitalisation.
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Comparison of all Nifty Indices Performance
Chart below shows how the various indices compare with the Nifty on XIRR of a monthly SIP versus the volatility.
Set 1: Higher SIP XIRR than the NIFTY and Lower Volatility
Set 2: Higher SIP XIRR than the NIFTY and Higher Volatility
Set 3: Lower SIP XIRR than the NIFTY and Lower Volatility
Set 4: Lower SIP XIRR than the NIFTY and Higher Volatility
The red ‘X’ on each chart is the Nifty.
The difference between NIFTY and NIFTY TRI
NIFTY TRI stands for NIFTY Total Returns Index. The difference between the NIFTY and NIFTY TRI is that the NIFTY tracks change in prices of the underlying 50 stocks while the NIFTY TRI considers price changes and also dividends received from constituent stocks. Dividends are assumed to be reinvested and returns calculated appropriately.
Note: NIFTY Total Return considered to calculate monthly and year-wise returns from 1999 to 2021. Total Returns include dividends.
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Nifty Factor Index Performance
