The pH is around 4 at neutralization point in the titration of NaHCO3 vs HCl,

so better use Methyl Orange which change  colour between 3 and 5.

Thank you so much for your answer

 good answer Rashida Parveen

Also about the standardization of HCl aq. solutions, at this forum: https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_HCl_can_be_used_for_the_assay_of_NaOH_when_it_is_itself_a_secondary_standard

Thank you so much Carlos Araujo Queiroz

HcL is tit rated against  sodium carbonate as primary solution and use methyl orange indicator which will change from red to orange  at end point ,while soidium bicarbonate  we use ph.ph indicator where it changes from colorless to pink 

Fathi Awas and Mustafa Rabeea: How about the neutralization point of NaHCO3 that titrated by HCl?

N*V=N*V

   (N1* V1)acid    =   ( N2* V2)base      at equivalent point so it can  be calculated the concentration of sodium bicarbonate.

notice  that  at equivalent point the pH values changes rapidally Dr fathi

Methyl red can do the work as both are strong

sodium bio carbonate is not strong while HCl is strong acid