Top Traded by Volume Today 09-Nov-2026: PC Jeweller Leads

PC Jeweller Ltd led India’s most-traded shares on 09-Nov-2026 with 24.58 crore shares changing hands, while Nifty 50 closed 0.37% lower at 24,938.70 and Sensex fell 0.35% to 80,743.65. Banking names dominated the gainers among active stocks, while 2,517 BSE shares declined against 1,757 advances.

Which large-cap stocks were top traded by volume today?

Vodafone Idea Ltd led large-cap volumes at 24.43 crore shares, while HDFC Bank Ltd and Punjab National Bank rose despite broader weakness.

Vodafone Idea Ltd (-1.01%)

Vodafone Idea declined amid heavy turnover of 24.43 crore shares, with no fresh company-specific announcement identified in the supplied information. The stock’s next earnings are expected on 12-Nov-2026, keeping attention on operating and financial disclosures while it traded below its ₹15.78 52-week high.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+1.52%)

HDFC Bank gained as banking stocks remained relatively resilient while the broader indices declined. Its 6.88 crore-share volume and ₹796.10 close reflected active participation in a session in which the Nifty Bank index finished 0.37% higher.

Tata Steel Ltd (-2.43%)

Tata Steel fell as selling spread across metal stocks, with the market context identifying metals among the sectors under pressure. The 5.23 crore-share turnover accompanied the decline to ₹184.90, leaving the stock below its ₹224.40 52-week high.

Punjab National Bank (+4.97%)

Punjab National Bank rallied with the PSU banking pack after the Nifty PSU Bank index gained 1.84% during the session. The stock was cited among the index gainers and traded 5.18 crore shares, lifting it to ₹132.00 and close to its ₹135.15 52-week high.

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd (+1.76%)

Billionbrains Garage Ventures advanced 1.76% on turnover of 3.11 crore shares, but the supplied material identifies no company-specific announcement behind the move. The close at ₹222.00 placed the stock near its ₹227.00 52-week high, a level that kept trading focused on near-term price momentum.

Which mid-cap stocks were top traded by volume today?

Yes Bank Ltd was the most-traded mid-cap share with 14.78 crore shares, while Canara Bank gained alongside the PSU-bank rally.

Yes Bank Ltd (-1.73%)

Yes Bank fell as investors awaited clarity on implementing the Supreme Court ruling concerning ₹8,415 crore of additional tier-1 bonds written off in March 2020. The uncertainty over the repayment schedule and treatment of the securities prompted profit-taking after a 9% rally over the preceding five sessions, with 14.78 crore shares traded.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (-0.67%)

Suzlon Energy slipped 0.67% on 5.67 crore shares, with no fresh company-specific catalyst supplied for the move. Its ₹38.79 close was nearer the ₹33.21 52-week low than the ₹60.40 high, indicating continued caution in the absence of a disclosed announcement.

Canara Bank (+3.90%)

Canara Bank gained in the broad PSU-bank upmove, which saw the Nifty PSU Bank index rise 1.84%. The stock was specifically listed among the sector’s gainers, and 3.93 crore shares changed hands as it climbed to ₹128.00.

Ashok Leyland Ltd (-1.72%)

Ashok Leyland declined 1.72% with 2.82 crore shares traded, although the supplied data does not disclose a company-specific event. The fall came despite the Nifty Auto index posting a 0.30% gain in one market update, marking the stock’s weakness as company-specific trading rather than a sector-wide move.

NMDC Ltd (+0.56%)

NMDC edged higher by 0.56% on 2.82 crore shares, but no fresh news catalyst was provided. The limited advance stood out against weakness in the wider metal segment, which was identified as one of the sectors facing selling pressure.

Which small-cap stocks were top traded by volume today?

PC Jeweller Ltd topped small-cap volumes at 24.58 crore shares, while Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd posted the strongest price gain among the five active stocks.

PC Jeweller Ltd (-4.04%)

PC Jeweller fell after the Dhanteras and Diwali-led pre-festival positioning gave way to investors assessing whether festive demand will convert into sales and earnings. The stock’s 24.58 crore-share volume was the highest in the dataset as it closed at ₹15.20, below its ₹20.17 52-week high.

Moneyview Ltd (-6.51%)

Moneyview dropped 6.51% after opening at ₹54.76 and falling to an intraday low of ₹51.50, with 7.79 crore shares traded. No classified quarterly result or company announcement was available in the supplied context, making the sharp intraday selling and high activity the only disclosed drivers.

IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd (+5.36%)

IRB Infrastructure gained 5.36% on 5.90 crore shares, though the supplied material does not identify an order win, earnings update or other company-specific trigger. The advance took the stock to ₹18.27, above its ₹15.68 52-week low but still well below the ₹43.69 high.

Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd (+7.38%)

Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency rose 7.38% to ₹119.71 on turnover of 4.97 crore shares. No specific announcement was supplied, but the sizeable gain and volume made the renewable-energy financier the strongest price mover in this active small-cap group.

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (+2.05%)

Zee Entertainment gained 2.05% with 4.68 crore shares traded, without a disclosed company-specific development in the provided context. Its ₹69.77 close remained closer to the ₹60.63 52-week low than the ₹118.40 high, showing that the day’s gain did not represent a 52-week breakout.

How did the Indian stock market perform on 09-Nov-2026?

Indian equities ended lower after an initially positive start, with the Nifty 50 closing at 24,938.70, down 0.37%, and the Sensex settling at 80,743.65, down 0.35%. On the BSE, 2,517 stocks declined versus 1,757 advances, a decline-to-advance ratio of about 1.43, while 133 stocks made 52-week highs and 52 hit 52-week lows.

Sector rotation favoured banks and pharma, while IT, metals and cement faced selling pressure. The Nifty Bank index closed 0.37% higher, whereas concerns over elevated US Treasury yields and expectations of a December US Federal Reserve rate increase weighed on IT stocks after a stronger-than-expected US October jobs report. The available FII and DII figures are for 08-Nov-2026, when FIIs were broadly flat and DIIs recorded net sales of ₹700 crore.

Where can readers explore more market movers?

Readers can explore the complete list of market movers here:

https://www.multibagg.ai/market-movers/top-gainers

Conclusion

The day’s most-active stocks showed selective demand for banks, especially PSU lenders, against a weak broader market and pronounced pressure on IT and metals. PC Jeweller, Vodafone Idea and Yes Bank accounted for exceptionally high share volumes but closed lower, demonstrating that activity alone did not indicate upward price momentum.

Investors will watch Vodafone Idea’s expected 12-Nov-2026 earnings, progress on the Yes Bank AT-1 bond implementation and whether festive jewellery demand translates into PC Jeweller sales in the December quarter. Global bond-yield moves and expectations around a December US Federal Reserve rate decision will also remain important for IT-sector risk appetite.