Top Traded by Value Today 10-Jul-2026: Market Movers

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 23,882.05 (-2.12%) while the BSE Sensex ended at 76,504 (-2.2%), as risk-off cues persisted amid higher crude oil prices linked to escalating Middle East tensions. Market breadth was weak with 698 advances versus 2,631 declines, highlighting broad-based pressure even as select high-liquidity names dominated traded value. Despite the index fall, stock-specific triggers drove heavy churn in jewellery, electronics manufacturing services (EMS) and select IT counters.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

HDFC Bank Ltd (+3.52%) HDFC Bank climbed after the lender scheduled its Q1FY27 results for July 16, keeping investor focus on upcoming earnings and commentary. The move also followed its June-quarter business update indicating 15.4% loan growth and 14.7% deposit growth, which helped anchor expectations for steady balance-sheet momentum.

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (+0.10%) TCS edged up with high traded value as investors positioned ahead of its quarterly results due on Thursday, a key trigger for the broader IT earnings season. The narrow price move alongside large turnover suggested two-way institutional activity rather than a one-directional bet.

Bharti Airtel Ltd (+2.40%) Bharti Airtel rose while markets were under pressure, reflecting rotation into relatively defensive, cash-flow driven large caps during a risk-off session. The stock’s strong gain with substantial volumes placed it among the day’s top traded-by-value counters.

Reliance Industries Ltd (+0.39%) Reliance Industries added marginally amid heightened macro uncertainty as investors continued to use index heavyweights for rebalancing and hedging. The stock’s proximity to its 52-week low zone (52W low ₹1,253.65) also supported incremental buying on dips.

Infosys Ltd (+2.60%) Infosys advanced as IT stocks saw selective support ahead of the results calendar, with investors focusing on guidance commentary expected across the sector. The stock also featured among the highest value trades, indicating active participation despite the broader market decline.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (+22.76%) Kalyan Jewellers surged after its Q1FY27 business update showed about 38% year-on-year revenue growth, with India operations also up over 38% and Candere revenue jumping 112%. The rally intensified after Citi reiterated a Buy rating with a ₹750 target, prompting aggressive rerating bids and making it one of the most actively traded-by-value names.

Dixon Technologies (India) Ltd (+8.45%) Dixon Technologies rallied after the government cleared its joint venture with Vivo Mobile India, a long-awaited approval that investors see as a volume and capacity utilisation driver. Brokerages turned more constructive as the 51:49 JV could boost smartphone manufacturing volumes from Q3FY27, with Motilal Oswal initiating/maintaining a Buy and setting a ₹16,100 target.

Indian Bank (+6.84%) Indian Bank jumped on heavy volumes as PSU lenders saw selective outperformance driven by expectations of steady credit growth, echoed by strong system-level loan growth cues in recent banking updates. The sharp move with 1.88 crore shares traded indicated strong risk appetite in mid-cap financials even as broader indices weakened.

Dr Reddys Laboratories Ltd (-7.48%) Dr Reddy’s slid sharply with high turnover, suggesting institutional selling or profit-taking despite the absence of a fresh company-specific headline in the provided news flow. The drop came with 85.06 lakh shares traded, pointing to a decisive repositioning in the counter.

One 97 Communications Ltd (+10.67%) One 97 Communications (Paytm) spiked with strong traded value as the stock extended a momentum move toward its 52-week high zone (52W high ₹1,381.75). The large percentage gain alongside 72.82 lakh shares traded suggested short covering and fresh risk participation in high-beta internet names.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

Zensar Technologies Ltd (+8.96%) Zensar Technologies jumped after reports highlighted upbeat sentiment in IT stocks, lifting Zensar and peers in the mid-to-smallcap tech pocket. The move was accompanied by very heavy volumes (4.98 crore shares), indicating broad participation as investors chased the sector-led bounce.

Cupid Ltd (+10.50%) Cupid rose after the company indicated Q1 FY27 revenue should top ₹150 crore and it lifted FY27 revenue guidance to ₹660 crore, helping the stock rebound from a sharp fall earlier in the week. Investors reacted to the upgraded outlook by re-entering the trade, driving both price and value turnover higher.

Newgen Software Technologies Ltd (+7.69%) Newgen Software gained alongside Zensar as the same upbeat IT tone boosted buying in smaller software names, as cited in the market report tracking both stocks. The surge with 3.15 crore shares traded signalled a high-conviction momentum move rather than a low-liquidity spike.

Central Depository Services (India) Ltd (+6.34%) CDSL advanced with nearly 91.79 lakh shares traded, indicating increased churn in market-infrastructure plays amid elevated market-wide activity. With no specific company news in the provided feed, the move appears driven by technical momentum and high participation in a widely held financial market proxy.

Apollo Micro Systems Ltd (-6.99%) Apollo Micro Systems declined on large volumes (1.91 crore shares), pointing to profit-taking or de-risking in smaller defence and electronics-linked counters during a volatile tape. In the absence of a fresh catalyst in the provided news flow, the price action suggests a momentum unwind after earlier runs.

Market Overview

Nifty 50 ended at 23,882.05 (-2.12%) and Sensex closed at 76,504 (-2.2%), marking a sharp down session as investors weighed the inflation and energy-supply implications of rising crude oil prices amid escalating Middle East tensions. Caution also built ahead of the US Federal Reserve’s June meeting minutes and the start of the domestic earnings season, with TCS results due Thursday.

All major sectoral indices ended lower in the broader market context provided, and market breadth underscored the risk-off tone: 698 stocks advanced against 2,631 declines, with 78 stocks in lower circuit versus 56 in upper circuit. India VIX was lower (down 8.88%) in the data snapshot, but that did not prevent heavy selling across the broader universe.

Within this backdrop, traded-by-value leadership was driven by event-led names rather than a market-wide rally: Kalyan Jewellers reacted to a strong Q1 update and a Citi Buy reiteration, Dixon jumped on Vivo JV approval and brokerage targets, and Cupid extended its rebound after raising FY27 revenue guidance.

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