HDFC Bank share price: key levels from 22-23 Apr 2026

Why HDFC Bank’s live price updates mattered this week

HDFC Bank’s share price saw multiple live updates across 22 and 23 April 2026, reflecting intraday volatility and differing data snapshots by time. The stock was shown at ₹799.90 at the 22 Apr, 2026 close (15:59 IST), down ₹11.85 or 1.46% for the day. On 23 Apr, 2026, separate updates placed the stock around ₹794.25 (10:45) and around ₹786 (12:48). Another live print referenced ₹785.6 with an intraday high/low of ₹797/₹783. These variations indicate that the figures were captured at different moments during the trading day, and in some cases across different widgets or feeds.

Key prices reported on 22 Apr 2026 (15:59 IST)

As of 22 Apr 2026 at 15:59 IST, HDFC Bank’s share price was reported at ₹799.90. The same update recorded a daily fall of ₹11.85, or 1.46%. The stock opened at ₹810.00, compared to a previous close of ₹811.75. During the session, the share price moved between ₹798.00 and ₹813.05. An average price for the day was listed at ₹805.52. These levels place the day’s trading range in a narrow band, with the low close to ₹798 and the high above ₹813.

What changed on 23 Apr 2026: multiple intraday snapshots

On 23 Apr, 2026, one screen showed the stock down 0.92% at ₹792.55 at 10:45, with a day range of ₹790.00 to ₹796.80. The same view also listed bid/ask at ₹792.10 / ₹792.55 and a “Score” of 65/100. Another snippet stated HDFC Bank’s last traded price as ₹794.25 and described a 0.71% decline from a previous close of ₹799.90. Separately, an FAQ block said the share price was down 0.71% versus a previous closing price of ₹811.75 and put the price at ₹794.25 as of 09:29 AM IST. Yet another update listed a live price of ₹785.6, with open at ₹792 versus previous close at ₹800 and an intraday high/low of ₹797/₹783. A later line placed the share price at ₹786 as of 23 April, 2026 | 12:48.

The 52-week range: where the stock sits on a longer lens

Across the data provided, HDFC Bank’s 52-week range was consistently stated as ₹726.65 to ₹1,020.50. This band provides the longer-term context for the late-April prices near ₹785-₹800. Compared with the 52-week high of ₹1,020.50, the stock was far below the peak in these snapshots. Compared with the 52-week low of ₹726.65, the stock remained above the bottom end of the annual range. The same range was repeated in a Hindi summary, reinforcing these reference levels.

Circuit limits, trade value, and delivery data reported

One portion of the content stated the stock trades in a circuit range of ₹730.6 to ₹892.9. It also reported a day’s trade value of ₹1,919.90 crore. Delivery percentage for the day was listed at 48.64%. The same section mentioned the stock falls under a “No” framework (as written) and trades with a market lot size of 1. These fields are typically used by investors to track liquidity, delivery-based participation, and risk controls such as price bands.

Conflicting previous close numbers: how to read them

The provided text contained different “previous close” values in different places: ₹811.75, ₹800, and ₹799.90. This can occur when updates refer to different dates, different exchanges, or different data captures and rounding conventions. For example, 22 Apr 2026 shows previous close at ₹811.75 and close at ₹799.90. On 23 Apr, a widget lists previous close as ₹799.90 with open at ₹792.00 in a small table. Meanwhile, a separate “live price” line uses ₹800 as the previous close alongside an open of ₹792.

A separate terminal print shows a different price level

One terminal-like line stated: “The current price of HDFCBANK is 1,003.55 INR” and that it increased 0.06% in 24 hours. This number does not align with the ₹785-₹800 levels cited elsewhere in the same input. Since the source context is unclear, the safest interpretation is that it reflects a different feed, instrument mapping, or display setting. Investors typically verify such discrepancies by checking the exchange ticker (NSE: HDFCBANK, BSE: 500180) and ensuring the same trading session and currency display.

Snapshot table of reported metrics

Market impact: what these numbers tell investors

The repeated prints around ₹790-₹800 show HDFC Bank trading below the prior session references given in the text, with the 22 April close explicitly marked down 1.46%. The intraday ranges reported, such as ₹798.00-₹813.05 on 22 April and ₹790.00-₹796.80 at one point on 23 April, suggest price discovery within a relatively tight band on those snapshots. Bid/ask values (₹792.10/₹792.55) indicate the immediate executable range at the time of that update. The delivery percentage of 48.64% (where reported) points to a meaningful share of trades being held for delivery rather than squared off intraday, although it applies only to the stated day’s data. The circuit range (₹730.6-₹892.9) provides boundaries within which the stock was said to trade.

What to watch next from here

For readers tracking HDFC Bank’s stock, the immediate practical markers in the provided data are the intraday lows near ₹783-₹790 and the upper prints near ₹797-₹813. The 52-week band of ₹726.65-₹1,020.50 remains the broader reference range repeated across the source snippets. Investors relying on live prices should align on a single timestamp and source, since the input includes multiple time-based snapshots and inconsistent “previous close” fields. The next clarity point typically comes from the day’s official exchange close and the final exchange-reported open-high-low-close for the session.