Top Traded by Value Today 14-Jul-2026: Key Movers

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 24,069.55 (-0.58%) while the BSE Sensex ended at 77,174.62 (-0.57%) on 14 Jul 2026, as selling pressure in index heavyweights kept benchmarks in the red. Market breadth was negative with 1,600 stocks declining versus 1,315 advancing on the NSE (87 unchanged), pointing to a cautious tone despite strong pockets in select mid and small caps. By activity, trading-by-value was dominated by large private banks and IT majors, while the biggest upside moves came from healthcare and consumer-internet names on stock-specific triggers. FII and DII flow data was not provided in today’s dataset.

Large Cap Top Traded by Value

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd (+0.89%) TCS gained after it disclosed an expanded multi-million, multi-year deal with ABB, extending a long-running partnership into global network operations. The deal announcement and references to its Q1 FY27 performance in market reports kept the stock on traders’ radar, sustaining high value turnover.

HDFC Bank Ltd (-1.16%) HDFC Bank slipped as investors positioned ahead of the lender’s Q1 results, with pre-earnings commentary leaning cautious on near-term triggers. The stock still topped the value charts with 2.65 crore shares traded, signalling active institutional and derivatives-led positioning into the earnings event.

ICICI Bank Ltd (-0.13%) ICICI Bank ended marginally lower amid a soft tone in financials, as the broader context flagged private banks and financial services among laggards. Heavy turnover of 1.44 crore shares indicated two-way trade rather than a directional unwind.

Reliance Industries Ltd (-0.45%) Reliance declined in a session where Oil and Gas was cited among the weaker sectoral pockets. With 1.39 crore shares traded, the stock remained a key liquidity counter even as the price drifted lower.

Infosys Ltd (-0.92%) Infosys fell as IT was highlighted as a key drag on the benchmarks in today’s market context. The stock also saw elevated activity with 1.53 crore shares traded, reflecting active sector rotation and hedging in frontline IT names.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Value

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (+3.71%) Kalyan Jewellers rose after multiple block deals saw 4.63% of equity change hands, a data point traders often read as large rebalancing or accumulation. The move also extended momentum from its strong Q1 business update, which has driven a sharp multi-session rally in the stock.

Biocon Ltd (+6.52%) Biocon jumped after a large block deal where 4.6 crore shares changed hands, tied to reports of Mylan exiting its holding. The sale, reported at about 5.64% stake worth roughly ₹3,680 crore, helped ease an overhang and triggered heavy volumes across exchanges.

Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (+3.96%) MCX gained on strong trading-led momentum, with the counter featuring among the highest traded-by-value mid caps despite no specific company announcement in the provided news set. The rise came alongside notable activity at 41.50 lakh shares, suggesting aggressive positioning in the exchange stock.

Welspun Corp Ltd (+3.72%) Welspun Corp advanced with the stock trading close to its 52-week high of ₹1,696.05, signalling a momentum-driven move for short-term traders. The counter also recorded robust activity at 44.23 lakh shares, keeping it among the day’s most active mid caps by value.

One 97 Communications Ltd (-0.33%) One 97 Communications edged lower after hovering near its 52-week high zone (₹1,397), as traders booked profits in a high-beta fintech name. Value turnover remained elevated with 42.60 lakh shares traded, indicating active churn rather than a sharp risk-off exit.

Small Cap Top Traded by Value

Just Dial Ltd (+16.66%) Just Dial extended its sharp rally after Q1 FY27 earnings showed revenue rising 9.9% year-on-year to ₹327.5 crore and profit for the quarter reported at ₹166.3 crore, reinforcing operating momentum. The company also announced a leadership transition with founder VSS Mani stepping down on July 31 and new CEO and CFO appointments, while cash and investments were disclosed at ₹6,022 crore.

Cupid Ltd (+4.81%) Cupid gained on high participation, with 6.82 crore shares traded, making it one of the busiest small caps by value. In the absence of a specific news trigger in the provided feed, the move appears to be driven by momentum trading supported by unusually large volumes.

Cartrade Tech Ltd (+3.36%) CarTrade Tech rose on active turnover (40.48 lakh shares) as traders accumulated the stock in a steady up-move. No company-specific catalyst was available in the provided news set, pointing to a technical, flow-driven session.

Fino Payments Bank Ltd (+9.94%) Fino Payments Bank surged with heavy volumes of 5.31 crore shares, suggesting aggressive risk-taking in the counter. With no fresh headline in the provided dataset, the near-10% jump is best explained by momentum-led buying in a high-beta financial stock.

Nuvoco Vistas Corporation Ltd (+8.57%) Nuvoco Vistas climbed as the broader context pointed to strength in realty-related pockets, a tailwind that often spills into cement plays. The move was accompanied by strong activity of 2.22 crore shares, keeping it among the top small caps by value traded.

Market Overview

Indian equities ended lower on 14 Jul 2026, with the Nifty 50 closing at 24,069.55 (-0.58%) and the Sensex at 77,174.62 (-0.57%). The session’s tone was shaped by weakness in key index sectors highlighted in the market context, notably IT, with parallel pressure in private banks, financial services and Oil and Gas, which kept the frontline indices under check.

Breadth remained negative with 1,600 NSE stocks declining against 1,315 advancing (87 unchanged), reflecting a selective market where stock-specific triggers still produced sharp moves in pockets of mid and small caps. Healthcare stood out through event-driven action in Biocon, while consumer-internet names such as Just Dial drew strong interest after earnings and management updates. FII and DII net activity was not available in the provided market context.

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