Top Traded by Volume Today 10-Jun-2026: Most Active

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 23,214.95 (-0.12%) while the BSE Sensex ended at 73,983 (+0.09%) on 10 Jun 2026, with index moves staying muted despite heavy single-stock activity. Market breadth was marginally negative with 1,502 advances versus 1,533 declines (92 unchanged). Trading action clustered in telecom, banks and cyclicals, while metals and several PSU names saw sharper intraday unwinds. Exchange data showed equity turnover of 248.47 crore shares.

Large Cap Top Traded by Volume

Vodafone Idea Ltd (-1.91%) Vodafone Idea remained one of the most traded counters as investors continued to react to the Bombay High Court decision that quashed DoT One Time Spectrum Charges demands, including a Rs 2,113 crore liability on the company. The legal relief reduces a key regulatory overhang and can ease balance-sheet pressure via return of related bank guarantees, which kept volumes elevated even as the stock cooled after the prior day’s jump.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+1.16%) HDFC Bank gained on the back of strong activity in heavyweight private lenders after the RBI’s concessional forex swap facility helped support banking stocks during the session. The move in large banks also helped offset broader market weakness, keeping HDFC Bank among the top volume names.

Canara Bank (-2.91%) Canara Bank slipped with high volumes as traders rotated away from PSU banks even as private lenders outperformed on the RBI forex swap-related cue. The sharper fall alongside heavy trading points to short-term unwinding after recent run-ups in PSU banking names.

Tata Steel Ltd (-1.99%) Tata Steel declined amid pressure in metal stocks, with the session’s market narrative highlighting metals among the laggards and Hindalco also down over 3% in the broader tape. The sectoral weakness drove active two-way trade in Tata Steel as participants pared cyclicals amid global risk concerns cited in the day’s commentary.

Punjab National Bank (-2.23%) PNB traded heavily and fell as PSU banking counters underperformed versus private lenders during the session. The combination of a weak close and high turnover suggests position-cutting in PSU banks as leadership shifted to large private banks.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Volume

Meesho Ltd (-0.51%) Meesho saw outsized volumes after Jefferies initiated coverage with a Buy rating and a target price of Rs 225, which initially supported the stock. Trading was also amplified by a large Rs 1,540 crore block deal and the end of a 6-month lock-in that freed a sizable chunk of equity for trade, increasing supply and intraday volatility.

Yes Bank Ltd (-3.34%) Yes Bank dropped on heavy volumes as the session’s banking trade diverged, with leadership in heavyweight private banks and weakness in lower-quality or higher-volatility lenders. The sharp move with elevated turnover indicates active selling and risk reduction rather than a low-volume drift.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (-2.12%) Suzlon Energy traded actively as investors booked profits in high-beta names during a choppy session for cyclical and momentum pockets. With no fresh stock-specific trigger in the provided flow, the combination of a down day and high volumes points to a momentum reset and short-term de-risking.

NLC India Ltd (-5.58%) NLC India was the sharpest faller among the high-volume mid caps, reflecting selling pressure in PSU-linked and energy-adjacent counters during the session. The steep decline and large traded quantity suggest traders hit exits aggressively, consistent with a broader risk-off tone in select PSU pockets.

NMDC Ltd (-1.92%) NMDC fell alongside the weak tape in metal names, which also dragged large-cap peers during the day. Higher volumes indicate active repositioning in commodity-linked stocks as investors responded to the sector’s underperformance.

Small Cap Top Traded by Volume

Easy Trip Planners Ltd (+11.48%) Easy Trip Planners surged and topped the small-cap volume list after reports highlighted the company’s board-approved plan to raise funds up to Rs 500 crore, which investors typically read as a growth and balance-sheet strengthening step. The sharp price jump alongside very high volumes indicates the move was news-driven, with traders also chasing the breakout-style momentum.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (-0.06%) Ola Electric stayed nearly flat on the day but remained heavily traded as the market digested the recent update that the stock has more than doubled in three months and that the company raised Rs 780 crore via QIP. The combination of a strong recent run and fresh institutional fund-raise headlines tends to draw both profit-takers and momentum buyers, keeping volumes elevated.

GTL Infrastructure Ltd (-6.49%) GTL Infrastructure slid sharply with high volumes, reflecting aggressive selling in a low-priced counter where small price moves translate into large percentage swings. With no specific news trigger provided, the action appears driven by technical pressure and rapid risk-off trading as the stock drifted toward its intraday low.

Jaiprakash Power Ventures Ltd (-3.23%) Jaiprakash Power saw heavy turnover as traders cut exposure to higher-beta power plays during a mixed session for PSU and cyclicals. The weak close with strong volumes suggests a distribution-style day rather than a low-liquidity dip.

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (-4.35%) Zee Entertainment declined on high volumes as participants sold the stock into a broader day of selective sector rotation and heightened stock-specific volatility. In the absence of a fresh headline in the provided feed, the volume spike points to technical selling and active repositioning rather than a gradual move.

Market Overview

Nifty 50 ended at 23,214.95 (-0.12%) while Sensex eked out a small gain to 73,983 (+0.09%). Breadth was slightly negative with 1,502 stocks advancing and 1,533 declining, indicating that index support came from a narrower set of heavyweights.

Sectorally, heavyweight banks and FMCG helped keep the Sensex in the green, with the day’s narrative citing gains in large private banks on the RBI’s concessional forex swap facility and strength in consumer names. On the other hand, metals and select PSU counters lagged, which was visible in active selling across Tata Steel, NMDC and NLC India.

Macro commentary flagged caution tied to fresh US-Iran tensions and persistent foreign investor outflows, which likely reinforced the preference for defensives and top private lenders over cyclicals and higher-beta names. Equity market turnover stood at 248.47 crore shares, underscoring that the day’s small index move masked intense stock-level churn.

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