The latest one‑year forward P/E for the Nifty 50 is not available to me in real time, and this metric also varies slightly by data provider (NSE, Bloomberg, Refinitiv, MSCI, broker reports), depending on:

- Whether they use consensus EPS (Bloomberg/Refinitiv, etc.).

- Whether the horizon is 12‑month rolling, current FY, or next FY.

- How they adjust for earnings outliers and index rebalancing.

However, you can quickly check the current one‑year forward P/E from these sources:

1. NSE India – Nifty Valuation Page

- Go to the official NSE site → Market Data → Indices → Nifty 50 → “Historical P/E, P/B, Dividend Yield”.

- This usually shows trailing P/E, but some broker or analytics overlays on the same NSE data provide a derived forward P/E.

2. Brokerage / Research Portals (e.g., ICICI Direct, HDFC Securities, Motilal Oswal, etc.)

- Many of them publish “Nifty Valuation” or strategy/market outlook reports, where they explicitly mention:

- Nifty 1‑year forward P/E

- How it compares to long‑term average (e.g., “x% premium/discount to 10‑year avg”).

3. Data Terminals (for advanced users)

- Bloomberg: `NIFTY 50 Index` → FA → `EE` (earnings estimates) → Valuation screen shows 12M forward P/E.

- Refinitiv / FactSet: Similar “forward P/E” based on consensus EPS.

Illustrative example (for understanding only, not current live data):

If Nifty is at 22,000 and the consensus next 12‑month EPS is ₹1,000, then the one‑year forward P/E would be:

- Forward P/E = 22,000 / 1,000 = 22x

To get the precise latest value as of today (13 December 2025), please refer to NSE’s official site or your broker’s latest Nifty valuation note, as I cannot fetch live index valuation multiples directly.

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