Top Traded by Value Today 02-Jul-2026: Key Stocks

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 24,005.85 (+0.59%) while the BSE Sensex gained 443.97 points to 76,922.64 (+0.58%), as the benchmarks snapped a two-session losing streak. Market breadth was positive with 1,848 advances versus 1,472 declines, and 137 stocks hitting 52-week highs against 105 at 52-week lows. Realty (up 3.5%), FMCG and media (up 2% each), auto and PSU banks (up 1% each) led the session, while IT remained volatile after a sharp selloff in recent sessions.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

HDFC Bank Ltd (+0.01%) HDFC Bank traded heavily but finished flat as investors continued to digest the lender’s sharp fall after its latest quarterly results and commentary hit sentiment. With the stock still close to its 52-week low zone (₹726.75), the session looked more like two-way positioning rather than a fresh directional bet.

Reliance Industries Ltd (-0.32%) Reliance slipped modestly after being cited among the key drivers of the prior session’s benchmark rebound, pointing to profit-taking after the bounce. The stock still remained one of the most traded by value, indicating it stayed central to index and institutional flows.

ICICI Bank Ltd (+1.51%) ICICI Bank gained after announcing the record date for its final dividend and scheduling its AGM for August 21, giving investors clarity on the near-term shareholder payout timeline. The combination of the payout update and strong turnover supported the outperformance among large private banks.

Infosys Ltd (+5.64%) Infosys rallied after rebounding about 5% following a four-session slide, with the stock recovering back above the ₹1,000 mark. The move came a day after the company’s shares slipped below ₹1,000 for the first time since 2020 amid an IT rout and warnings from analysts about potential guidance cuts.

State Bank of India (+0.44%) SBI rose in line with the broader strength in PSU banking stocks highlighted in the session’s sectoral performance. The stock’s place among the top value-traded counters suggests sustained participation from both traders and investors as financials stayed bid.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (-1.36%) MCX slipped amid high value turnover, with the stock failing to sustain around the ₹3,000 zone in this session. The move suggested short-term profit-taking and active trading, even as the price remains well above its 52-week low of ₹1,461.

Persistent Systems Ltd (+5.88%) Persistent jumped as midcap IT counters participated in the sharp rebound seen in Infosys, signalling a risk-on rotation back into beaten-down tech names. The up move came on meaningful turnover, reinforcing the view that buyers returned aggressively after the recent IT selloff.

Coforge Ltd (+5.11%) Coforge rallied in tandem with other IT services names as investors looked to play a relief rally after heavy pressure on the sector in prior sessions. The stock’s large traded value and 61.20 lakh shares of volume pointed to broad participation rather than a thin move.

Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd (+3.53%) Dixon advanced on strong high-value trading, extending a rebound from levels closer to its 52-week low of ₹9,605.05. With the stock still far from its 52-week high (₹18,471.50), the session reflected incremental risk appetite in higher-beta midcaps.

Delhivery Ltd (+0.25%) Delhivery ended marginally higher but remained among the day’s most traded midcaps by value, with volume at 1.42 crore shares. The stock also traded close to its 52-week high (₹514.15), keeping it on breakout watch for momentum traders.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

RHI Magnesita India Ltd (+4.24%) RHI Magnesita rose on unusually heavy turnover of 5.32 crore shares, signalling aggressive repositioning in the counter. With the stock rebounding toward the upper end of its recent range, traders appeared to chase momentum after prior weakness.

Vedanta Oil and Gas Ltd (+14.91%) Vedanta Oil and Gas surged on massive volume of 43.76 crore shares and pushed close to its 52-week high of ₹45.65. The combination of a sharp price jump and extreme activity indicates a momentum-driven move with strong speculative participation.

Zensar Technologies Ltd (+9.32%) Zensar rallied as risk appetite returned to IT names, following the rebound in Infosys and a broader attempt to bottom out after the recent tech drawdown. Volumes of 4.13 crore shares underlined that the move was supported by broad trading interest.

Vedanta Power Ltd (+9.83%) Vedanta Power climbed on very high volume of 20.61 crore shares and traded near its 52-week high of ₹49.50. The stock’s sharp move alongside another Vedanta group-listed counter kept the focus on event-driven and momentum strategies in the space.

Exide Industries Ltd (+7.39%) Exide gained strongly on 2.30 crore shares of volume and moved closer to its 52-week high of ₹430.85. The near-breakout setup alongside heavy traded value suggested incremental accumulation rather than a low-liquidity spike.

Market Overview

Indian equities ended higher with the Nifty 50 at 24,005.85 (+0.59%) and the Sensex at 76,922.64 (+0.58%), recovering from a two-session decline. The advance-decline setup stayed constructive with 1,848 stocks advancing versus 1,472 declining, while the market also saw more 52-week highs (137) than 52-week lows (105), indicating broader participation beyond index heavyweights.

Sectorally, the leadership came from rate-sensitive and domestic cyclicals: Nifty Realty rose 3.5%, FMCG and media added about 2% each, and auto and PSU banks were up around 1% each. IT and metals remained pockets of volatility, even as select IT names saw a sharp single-day rebound; investors also tracked developments in the Middle East and cues from upcoming global central bank commentary.

FII and DII flow data was not available in the provided dataset. Macro-wise, investors assessed a manufacturing PMI print that stayed in expansion but slowed to its second-weakest pace since mid-2022, keeping the focus on growth momentum alongside earnings-season positioning.

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