MUMBAI — Sensex recorded 74,314.59, +0.42% versus the provider previous close, for the completed 2026-09-17 cash session. The observation came from Yahoo Finance public chart. Sensex is presented as a time-bounded market reading; publication latency is disclosed instead of being folded into the price description.

Sensex: Comparison with the earlier record

Sensex moved -0.03% from CapKet’s saved 16 September 2026 at 15:32 checkpoint of 74,336.45. That interval comparison is separate from the provider’s +0.42% reference change. Within the recorded 74,182.62–74,676.31 span, the observation sat 26.7% of the way from the low to the high; the listed open was 74,182.62. This Sensex comparison remains numerical. An explanation would need independently timed evidence rather than inference from a plus or minus sign.

Latest level 74,314.59 INR
Previous close 74,003.80 INR
Provider change +0.42%
Session state closed
Recorded range 74,182.62–74,676.31

Sensex: Instrument-specific context

Sensex contains thirty BSE constituents, making it more concentrated than broad Indian equity measures. A handful of heavily weighted companies can move the index even when the wider market produces a different result.

the instrument owner’s reference page supplies the formal identification. Readers can use the specification to distinguish Sensex from adjacent products whose pricing units, membership or delivery terms differ.

Sensex: What CapKet will verify next

Compare the thirty-stock contribution table with BSE breadth and avoid treating the Sensex percentage as interchangeable with Nifty 50.

For Sensex, correlation with another market is only a lead for research; it is not proof until timing and mechanism are verified.

Sensex publication record

The saved Sensex account remains tied to this capture; future developments should link back rather than alter the historical number.

Sensex reader note

The Sensex number is an attributed reference, not personalised advice. Transaction costs and executable liquidity are outside this report. No third-party chart or commentary was copied.