NIFTY 50 PE ratio today
PE, EPS growth and PEG for the NIFTY 50.
OpenS&P 500 PE ratio today
25.0PE ratio, 2 November 20265-year range: 18.2 to 30.2
The PE (price to earnings) ratio of the S&P 500 is the combined market value of the 500 companies in the S&P 500, divided by their combined reported profit over the last four quarters. A PE of 25.0 means the market values these companies at 25.0 times one year of their profit.
Growth and PEG beside the PE
- Trailing EPS growth
- +26.0%
- Forward EPS growth
- +16.7%
- Trailing PEG
- 0.96
- Forward PEG
- 1.50
Trailing EPS growth is the change in earnings per share over the past year; forward EPS growth is the change expected over the next year, built from analyst forecasts for each company. PEG is the PE divided by EPS growth, so PE and growth read as one number. It is shown as n/a when growth is zero or negative.
S&P 500 PE over time
Weekly from 29 October 2021 to 30 October 2026, then daily to 2 November 2026. Low 18.2, high 30.2; the last point is the figure above. Earlier points are worked out for the companies in the index today.
How this figure is calculated
Chart in Motion calculates these figures itself from the companies’ reported results and daily closing prices. They are not the index owner’s official figures and can differ from published values, because methods and data differ. Index names are trademarks of their owners; Chart in Motion is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. For information only, not investment advice.
Read more: forward vs trailing P/E and the PEG ratio explained.
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