Top Traded by Value Today 05-Oct-2026: Key Movers

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 22,555.75 (+0.60%) while the BSE Sensex rose 472.77 points to 72,382.47 (+0.66%) on 05 Oct 2026, snapping a short losing run as markets attempted a rebound after an extended drawdown. Market breadth remained weak despite the green close, with 1,745 advances versus 1,846 declines on the NSE and 115 unchanged. FMCG and consumer durables stood out, with Nifty FMCG and Nifty Consumer Durables up around 2%, helping stocks like ITC and Kalyan Jewellers feature among the highest value-traded counters.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

HDFC Bank Ltd (-1.99%) HDFC Bank fell as investors focused on near-term uncertainty flagged in market chatter around leadership transition and the upcoming quarterly business update, with reports noting the stock slipped after an early uptick. The decline came despite multiple brokerage notes circulating during the session, indicating that near-term positioning and risk reduction dominated over longer-term target upgrades. Heavy trading volume kept it among the top value-traded names, suggesting large institutional churn as the stock hovered closer to its 52-week low band.

BSE Ltd (+4.39%) BSE rallied as capital-market plays benefited from the broader rebound in equities and renewed attention on exchange-related products, with market discussion also pointing to regulatory developments in the exchange space. The stock’s move also tracked the day’s preference for market infrastructure and services names amid a risk-on tape. Strong participation lifted turnover, keeping BSE among the most value-traded large caps.

ITC Ltd (+4.49%) ITC surged after brokerage commentary highlighted consumer names as preferred picks amid margin and input-cost discussions, while the FMCG pack outperformed with Nifty FMCG leading sectoral gains. The stock also saw a sharp technical rebound from near its 52-week low zone, reinforcing the move as traders covered recent weakness and repositioned into defensives. High volumes and a strong close near the day’s highs kept ITC among the top value contributors.

ICICI Bank Ltd (+2.11%) ICICI Bank rose alongside the broader strength in financials as Bank Nifty and Nifty Financial Services ended higher in the rebound session. Investors rotated into liquid private lenders for beta exposure as benchmarks attempted a relief rally from a key support zone highlighted in market commentary. The stock’s large traded value reflected its role as a primary vehicle for institutional positioning in bank-led market upswings.

Reliance Industries Ltd (+1.72%) Reliance gained as heavyweight buying supported the index rebound, with investors using liquid bellwethers to participate in the broader recovery trade. The stock’s move aligned with a session where large caps provided stability even as overall breadth stayed negative. High turnover showed active two-way trade, but the close in the green signalled incremental accumulation in a benchmark heavyweight.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

PB Fintech Ltd (-0.31%) PB Fintech ended marginally lower even as the broader market closed higher, indicating stock-specific caution and range-bound positioning. With the price still relatively close to its 52-week low (₹945), investors appeared to use the day’s liquidity to rebalance rather than chase the rebound. Elevated traded value suggests active short-term trading around support levels.

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (+5.19%) Kalyan Jewellers jumped as consumer durables and discretionary names led the session, with market updates explicitly flagging Kalyan Jewellers among the gainers in the consumer durables basket. The sector tailwind translated into aggressive buying in high-beta retail consumption plays. Strong volumes reinforced that the rally was backed by participation rather than a low-liquidity spike.

FSN E-Commerce Ventures Ltd (+5.48%) FSN E-Commerce Ventures climbed as the risk-on rebound favoured consumer internet and discretionary counters, and the stock pushed towards its 52-week high zone (₹351). The proximity to a key technical level helped drive momentum trades, keeping it among the top value-traded mid caps. Heavy volume supported the move, signalling broad participation.

Coforge Ltd (+0.99%) Coforge edged up as the session saw selective interest in IT and telecom-linked midcaps, with market updates noting strength in the Nifty Midsmall IT and Telecom segment. The steady gain, despite mixed headline moves in large-cap IT, suggests stock-specific accumulation in select mid-tier technology names. Turnover remained strong, keeping it in the top traded-by-value list.

Welspun Corp Ltd (-4.13%) Welspun Corp dropped sharply, standing out as a key decliner among high value-traded mid caps, consistent with the market context that selling pressure persisted in parts of capital-intensive and industrial pockets even on a green index day. The fall indicates profit-taking or de-risking in cyclicals during the rebound, as investors preferred defensives and financials. The high traded value shows the decline was driven by meaningful supply rather than thin trade.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

Hero Motors Ltd (+1.01%) Hero Motors ended higher amid extremely heavy turnover, with trading interest staying elevated in the wake of recent corporate updates such as CRISIL reaffirming its A+/Stable long-term rating and the company’s AGM outcome approvals. The stock also tagged a fresh 52-week high intraday (₹179.00), which typically attracts momentum traders and prompts short-covering. The combination of a new high and high volumes kept it among the most value-traded small caps.

Kanohar Electricals Ltd (+12.62%) Kanohar Electricals surged as traders positioned ahead of its scheduled results announcement (expected on 06/10/2026, as flagged in market tracking data) and as the stock hovered close to its 52-week high (₹1,048). The move also reflected continued post-listing momentum, with the counter seeing sustained high turnover. The sharp rise with strong volume points to momentum-led buying rather than a low-float spike.

Moneyview Ltd (-4.57%) Moneyview fell sharply and remained close to its 52-week low (₹50.25), signalling that sellers continued to dominate despite the broader market rebound. With very high volumes, the drop suggests active distribution and stop-loss selling around key support levels. The stock’s inclusion among top value-traded names indicates the decline was driven by large, continuous transactions.

TD Power Systems Ltd (+2.54%) TD Power Systems gained as the stock traded near its 52-week high zone (₹856), encouraging technical buying in a relatively strong small-cap pocket even as the Nifty Smallcap index was nearly flat. The rise alongside high volumes indicates accumulation and momentum participation. The move also matched the session’s preference for selective industrial and power-linked names.

SMC Global Securities Ltd (+15.62%) SMC Global Securities jumped as brokerage and capital-market-linked stocks drew buying interest in a rebound session that also lifted exchange stocks like BSE. The stock moved close to its 52-week high (₹118.80), amplifying the momentum trade, and the very high volumes point to broad participation. The sharp move suggests traders were positioning for higher activity levels in capital markets after the index recovery.

Market Overview

Nifty 50 added 133.80 points to close at 22,555.75 (+0.60%) and Sensex rose 472.77 points to 72,382.47 (+0.66%) as benchmarks attempted a relief rally after an extended losing streak highlighted in market commentary. Despite the positive close, breadth stayed negative on the NSE with 1,745 stocks advancing and 1,846 declining, indicating that gains were driven by select heavyweights and sector leaders rather than a broad-based rally.

Sector performance was mixed. FMCG and consumer durables led from the front, with both indices rising around 2%, lifting large defensives like ITC and discretionary plays like Kalyan Jewellers and FSN E-Commerce Ventures. On the other hand, healthcare and pharma were among the laggards, with those indices slipping close to 1% in parts of the session.

Financials provided additional support, with Bank Nifty ending higher, helping liquid private banks stay active in terms of traded value even when individual names diverged. Market context also pointed to a technical rebound attempt near a key support zone for the Nifty, explaining why high-beta and capital-market-linked names saw strong two-way participation in today’s top value-traded list.

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