Domestic stock markets are also trading lower today amid crude oil prices crossing $100 per barrel, selling by both domestic and foreign investors, and selling pressure in most global markets. Domestic equity benchmark indices—Sensex and Nifty 50—opened with losses. However, every sectoral Nifty index is trading with gains today. Strong buying is also being seen in mid-cap and small-cap stocks. Overall, the total market capitalization of companies listed on BSE has declined by ₹2 lakh crore, which means investors’ wealth has declined by more than ₹2 lakh crore. Talking about equity benchmark indices, BSE Sensex is currently trading at 77,770.25, down 746.24 points (0.95%), while Nifty 50 is at 24,158.55, down 219.55 points (0.90%). In early trade, Nifty was down 243.30 points at 24,134.80, and Sensex was down 823.43 points.
₹2 lakh crore decline in investors’ wealth
Just one trading day earlier—on April 22, 2026—the total market capitalization of all stocks listed on the BSE was ₹4,69,36,824.29 crore. Today—April 23, 2026—due to selling pressure, the figure has fallen to ₹4,67,34,018.64 crore. This means that investors’ capital has decreased by ₹202,805.65 crore.
Only 5 Sensex stocks are trading with gains
Sensex comprises 30 listed stocks, out of which only five are currently trading with gains. The biggest rising stocks today include HCLTech, PowerGrid and TCS. On the other hand, IndiGo, M&M and Bajaj Finance are seeing the biggest decline. Below, you can see the latest prices and details regarding today’s price movement of all the stocks listed on Sensex:
63 stocks at one year high
Today trading is going on in 2,956 stocks on BSE. Of these, 1,334 stocks look strong, 1,487 show a declining trend, and 135 are unchanged. Additionally, 63 stocks have hit one-year high, while 11 stocks have hit one-year low. Meanwhile, 78 stocks have reached their upper circuit limits, while 48 stocks have reached their lower circuit limits.