On the last day of trading, the Central Bank of India had a BSE volume of 611,763 shares. The closing price for the stock was ₹38.42.

Central Bank Of India share price Live :Central Bank Of India closed at ₹38.42 on last trading day

Central Bank Of India Share Price Live blog for 07 Sep 2023

On the last day of trading, the Central Bank of India opened at ₹38.01 and closed at ₹38.42. The stock's high for the day was ₹39.41, while the low was ₹38.01. The market capitalization of the bank is currently ₹33,820.94 crore. The 52-week high for the stock is ₹41.8, while the 52-week low is ₹18.65. The BSE volume for the day was 611,239 shares.Disclaimer: This is an AI-generated live blog and has not been edited by MintGenie staff.

Central Bank Of India stock price went up today, 07 Sep 2023, by 1.28 %. The stock closed at 38.42 per share. The stock is currently trading at 38.91 per share. Investors should monitor Central Bank Of India stock price closely in the coming days and weeks to see how it reacts to the news.

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