Market Capitalisation of BSE Listed Companies Reaches All-Time High Of ₹482.31 Lakh Crore

The total market capitalisation of companies listed on the BSE reached an all-time high of ₹482.31 lakh crore in the last trading session. The milestone comes after a broad-based advance across market segments, backed by improved investor sentiment, lower crude price, easing geopolitical concerns and renewed foreign institutional investor (FII) inflows.

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Broad Rally Lifts Overall Market Value

Since the beginning of April, the total market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies has increased 17%, surpassing its previous record registered on January 2, 2026. While the aggregate valuation has reached a fresh high in rupee terms, it remains around 12% below its all-time peak of $5.72 trillion recorded on September 27, 2024, when measured in U.S. dollar terms.

The benchmark indices have also recovered steadily during the period. The Sensex and Nifty have gained nearly 8% since April, although both remain below their lifetime highs recorded earlier this year.

Mid- And Small-Cap Segments Continue To Outperform

The recovery has been more pronounced in the broader market. The BSE 150 MidCap Index has advanced nearly 18% since April and is now about 1.7% below its record level. The BSE 250 SmallCap Index has climbed 23%, while remaining 4.88% below its previous peak.

The BSE 250 Microcap Index has delivered the strongest performance among the broader indices. It rose more than 32% from April levels and touched a record high on July 2 before easing marginally. The performance indicates that buying has extended beyond large-cap companies, resulting in a wider market participation during the rally.

Multiple Factors Support Market Recovery

The rebound has coincided with easing tensions in West Asia, softer crude price trends and sustained FII buying over the past 15 trading sessions. The steps taken by the Government of India and the Reserve Bank of India to promote foreign investment have also been a factor behind positive investor sentiment.

The recent developments include the efforts to facilitate foreign investment in government securities and tax-related relief for some foreign investments. These measures have coincided with increased overseas interest in Indian equities.

Technical Levels And Near-Term Focus

These indices are currently trading above their own 100-day moving average, which is technically seen as a very important support level. Investors are monitoring the resistance levels at 24,602 and 24,865 for the Nifty index along with the trend in the 200-day moving average, which has started to stabilize as it has been falling for many months.

Even after the significant increase in the valuation of the market, investors keep on looking ahead to future corporate results, movements in the crude oil price and weather trends for agriculture and global interest rates. These would be very crucial factors for the Indian equity market going forward in the next few weeks.