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Nifty Bank CAGR — 5, 10, 15 & 20-Year Historical Returns (Jun 2005–Mar 2026)

Data as of 2026-03-31 · Window: Jun 2005 – Mar 2026 · Source: NSE index month-end closing values (retrieved via the EODHD historical data API; month-end closes validated against NSE published values)

Answer

As of 31 Mar 2026, the Nifty Bank index had compounded at 8.59% over 5 years, 12.03% over 10 years, 10.20% over 15 years and 12.63% over 20 years (price return, month-end closes, dividends excluded). Since inception in Jun 2005, it compounded at 13.49% per annum. Past performance does not predict future results.

Trailing CAGR of the Nifty Bank (as of 31 Mar 2026)

PeriodStartEndStart closeEnd closeCAGR
5 yearsMar 2021Mar 202633,303.9050,275.358.59%
10 yearsMar 2016Mar 202616,141.6550,275.3512.03%
15 yearsMar 2011Mar 202611,705.4550,275.3510.20%
20 yearsMar 2006Mar 20264,661.5050,275.3512.63%
Since Jun 2005 (20.8 years)Jun 2005Mar 20263,638.4050,275.3513.49%

Nifty Bank calendar-year returns

YearReturn
2006+32.52%
2007+64.15%
2008-49.29%
2009+80.53%
2010+30.59%
2011-32.42%
2012+56.54%
2013-8.73%
2014+64.57%
2015-9.68%
2016+7.42%
2017+40.50%
2018+6.35%
2019+18.41%
2020-2.79%
2021+13.49%
2022+21.15%
2023+12.34%
2024+5.32%
2025+17.15%
2026 (to 31 Mar 2026)-15.62%

December-close to December-close; final row is a partial year.

Source & methodology

Frequently asked questions

What was the Nifty Bank's 10-year CAGR as of Mar 2026?

The Nifty Bank recorded a 10-year price-return CAGR of 12.03% between Mar 2016 and Mar 2026, based on month-end closes excluding dividends. Past performance does not predict future results.

What were the best and worst calendar years for the Nifty Bank?

In this dataset, the Nifty Bank's best full calendar year was 2009 (+80.53%) and its worst was 2008 (-49.29%), measured December-close to December-close. Past performance does not predict future results.

Do these Nifty Bank returns include dividends?

No. These figures are computed from Nifty Bank index closing values, which are price-return (dividends excluded). The total-return (TRI) variant of the index compounded higher over the same periods.

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