Top Traded by Volume Today 09-Jun-2026: NSE Stocks

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 23,242.10 (+0.52%) while the BSE Sensex rose 395 points to finish at 73,919 (+0.54%) on 09 Jun 2026. Market breadth stayed firmly positive with 2,240 advances versus 790 declines (100 unchanged), signalling broad participation beyond the benchmarks. Banking and PSU bank names dominated the high-volume list, in line with sectoral strength through the session, while IT was a laggard.

Large Cap Top Traded by Volume

Vodafone Idea Ltd (-1.67%) Vodafone Idea saw exceptionally heavy turnover after the Bombay High Court quashed the DoT’s one-time spectrum charge demands, including a Rs 2,113 crore OTSC demand and related bank guarantees that were ordered to be returned. The ruling reduced a long-running liability overhang for telecom operators, but the stock ended lower as the day’s trade turned two-sided after the legal-relief-driven move.

Canara Bank (+4.29%) Canara Bank rose on the back of a sharp rally in PSU banking stocks, with the PSU Bank index outperforming as investors leaned into rate and liquidity-sensitive lenders. The day’s macro backdrop also helped financials, after the RBI unveiled details of a concessional forex swap facility aimed at lowering hedging costs for long-tenor overseas borrowings.

Tata Steel Ltd (+0.12%) Tata Steel finished nearly flat despite high volumes, signalling active two-way positioning rather than a single headline-driven move. The stock’s heavy turnover reflected broader rotation and intraday rebalancing in cyclicals even as benchmark indices closed higher.

Punjab National Bank (+3.69%) Punjab National Bank climbed alongside other PSU banks as the segment remained the market’s strongest pocket during the session. Traders also kept activity elevated as the RBI’s forex swap facility was read as supportive for banks’ funding and hedging costs, reinforcing sector-wide bids.

HDFC Bank Ltd (-0.02%) HDFC Bank ended marginally lower even as it stayed among the most actively traded large caps, indicating churn between buyers and sellers at close levels. The banking pack was strong overall, but index-heavy private banks saw more balanced flows compared with the sharper moves in PSU lenders.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Volume

Yes Bank Ltd (+1.61%) Yes Bank advanced with sustained participation in banking counters as financials outperformed the broader market through the session. The stock also remained in focus for traders given its proximity to the 52-week high of Rs 24.30, keeping turnover elevated.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (+1.43%) Suzlon Energy edged higher on heavy volumes, reflecting continued active trading interest in renewable energy names despite a mixed sector tape. With no specific company catalyst in the provided data, the move was primarily supported by momentum-led participation and strong liquidity in the counter.

IDFC First Bank Ltd (+3.24%) IDFC First Bank climbed as investors added exposure to lenders amid a broader banking rally and easing volatility cues referenced in market coverage. The RBI’s concessional forex swap facility for hedging long-tenor overseas borrowings further strengthened the session’s preference for financial stocks.

Bank of Maharashtra (+5.54%) Bank of Maharashtra surged as PSU bank stocks led the day’s winners list, keeping volumes strong across the group. The stock also traded near its 52-week high (Rs 85.93), which typically draws incremental participation from momentum and breakout-focused traders.

NMDC Ltd (+0.47%) NMDC ended modestly higher with high turnover, indicating active positioning in metal-linked counters rather than a single-stock news trigger. The stock’s volume stood out even as the price move was limited, pointing to intraday churning.

Small Cap Top Traded by Volume

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (+6.36%) Ola Electric rallied on very high volumes, extending its recent short-term upmove highlighted in trading data (strong gains over the last few sessions in the provided context). With no verified company headline in the provided database block, the day’s move appears driven by momentum-led buying and heavy liquidity in the counter.

Easy Trip Planners Ltd (+18.18%) Easy Trip Planners spiked after reports in the provided context said the company’s board approved, in principle, a fundraise plan of up to Rs 500 crore through equity shares and other eligible securities, subject to approvals. The sharp jump was backed by unusually high trading activity, with the context noting volumes far above the 30-day average.

GTL Infrastructure Ltd (+1.32%) GTL Infrastructure inched up while staying among the highest-volume small caps, reflecting retail-heavy churn within a narrow intraday range. With no specific news catalyst provided, the activity looked primarily technical and liquidity-driven.

Jaiprakash Power Ventures Ltd (+0.27%) Jaiprakash Power traded with strong volumes but closed almost flat, suggesting active intraday rotation rather than a clear company-specific trigger. The counter remained in focus due to its high liquidity among small-cap power names.

Pine Labs Ltd (+6.65%) Pine Labs jumped on heavy volumes, signalling aggressive buying interest even as no specific news catalyst was provided in the inputs. The move stood out as a momentum burst in a stock still well below its 52-week high of Rs 283.70, implying a sharp short-covering or bargain-hunting type trade during the session.

Market Overview

Nifty 50 ended at 23,242.10 (+0.52%) and Sensex closed at 73,919 (+0.54%), with financials driving the gains even as IT stocks stayed under pressure. In market coverage provided, the Nifty Bank index rose close to 2% and the Nifty PSU Bank index surged over 3%, aligning with the day’s most-active list that featured multiple high-volume bank names.

Macro cues were supportive for risk assets: the context pointed to easing geopolitical tensions and softer crude, while domestic sentiment was aided by the RBI’s concessional forex swap facility that allows banks to hedge overseas borrowings of at least three years at lower cost. That policy detail helped keep banking and financial counters in the leadership position through the session.

Overall breadth remained supportive, with 2,240 stocks advancing versus 790 declining, alongside 61 stocks at 52-week highs and 64 stocks in upper circuits (exchange statistics as of 09-Jun-2026). The combination of strong breadth and bank-led leadership kept volumes elevated across both large-cap and mid-cap financial names.

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