Top Traded by Volume Today 01-Jul-2026: NSE Movers

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 23,865.75 (-0.34%) while the BSE Sensex ended at 76,478.7 (-0.3%), extending losses for a second session as investors booked profits ahead of the June-quarter earnings season. Market breadth stayed positive with 1,916 advances versus 1,383 declines (3,411 stocks traded). Autos outperformed while IT stocks led index-level declines, keeping high-volume action concentrated in telecom, autos, power and newly listed Vedanta group entities.

Large Cap Top Traded by Volume

Vodafone Idea Ltd (+1.17%) Vodafone Idea remained the most active large-cap counter as traders continued to price in recent developments around funding and legal relief reported in June. The stock’s heavy churn also came with the price holding close to its 52-week high zone (Rs 15.35), keeping it in focus for momentum and event-driven positioning.

Eternal Ltd (+5.71%) Eternal led large-cap gains within the high-volume list, with the move standing out even as benchmarks ended in the red. With no fresh company-specific update in the provided news flow, the rally alongside elevated volumes points to momentum-led buying and positioning as the stock rebounded sharply within its 52-week range (high Rs 368.40, low Rs 212.55).

Adani Power Ltd (+1.39%) Adani Power saw strong participation as investors stayed selective in energy-linked names despite the broader market’s cautious tone. With no specific company news in the provided inputs, the day’s activity appears driven by sectoral rotation into defensives and high-liquidity power counters, supported by above-normal volumes.

Wipro Ltd (-0.21%) Wipro traded heavily but slipped as IT stocks were among the key drags, with the market context highlighting losses in large IT peers amid concerns over potentially higher US interest rates. The stock also hovered near its 52-week low (Rs 169.25), which typically draws both bargain-hunting and supply, resulting in high two-way volumes.

Canara Bank (+0.56%) Canara Bank stayed among the most traded PSU banks, tracking the resilience in banking amid mixed index performance across sectors. In the absence of a company-specific trigger in the provided inputs, the modest gain with high turnover indicates active positioning in liquid bank names as traders rotated away from IT.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Volume

Yes Bank Ltd (+1.41%) Yes Bank topped the mid-cap volume chart as traders crowded into high-beta financials, with the bank stock staying close to its 52-week high (Rs 25.77). With no specific company update in the provided news inputs, the move appears primarily flow-driven, with heavy turnover reflecting short-term positioning.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (-0.92%) Suzlon slipped despite being among the most traded mid-caps, indicating active profit booking and two-way trades rather than one-directional accumulation. In the absence of a fresh stock-specific catalyst in the provided inputs, the decline alongside high volumes suggests churn after a strong run within its 52-week range (high Rs 68.30).

Ashok Leyland Ltd (+2.92%) Ashok Leyland advanced as autos outperformed the broader market, consistent with the market context that highlighted strength in the auto pack. The stock also saw strong volumes as traders positioned ahead of key monthly auto sales updates flagged in the broader market cues.

Meesho Ltd (-1.74%) Meesho declined on heavy volumes, pointing to active distribution and rebalancing rather than a low-liquidity move. With no company-specific headline in the provided inputs, the price staying well below its 52-week high (Rs 254.65) kept the session dominated by tactical trades.

NMDC Ltd (-0.87%) NMDC eased as metal-linked stocks were among the laggards in the broader market context, which also flagged weakness in Tata Steel. With no fresh NMDC-specific update provided, the fall appears to reflect sector-wide positioning in commodities, accompanied by high delivery-style volumes.

Small Cap Top Traded by Volume

Reliance Power Ltd (+9.62%) Reliance Power rallied after the company flagged entry into AI and allied new-age technologies, triggering a sharp rebound that snapped a recent losing streak, as per the database news flow. The stock also remained a high-churn counter as investors weighed the AI push against its recent financial backdrop, including a reported Q4 net loss of Rs 494 crore versus profit a year ago.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (+2.79%) Ola Electric rose after the company reported vehicle registrations of 43,719 units in Q1 FY26, nearly double Q4 FY25’s 22,252, with June registrations at 16,144 units, according to the database updates citing VAHAN data. The move extended gains after Delhi’s EV policy approval (reported on June 30) strengthened the near-term demand narrative for electric two-wheelers.

Vedanta Power Ltd (+9.80%) Vedanta Power jumped with heavy volumes as newly listed Vedanta group entities drew fresh trading interest after moving out of the trade-to-trade (T2T) segment into the normal trading category, as highlighted in the provided context. The shift removed compulsory delivery restrictions and enabled intraday trading, typically boosting liquidity and volatility in the early weeks post-listing.

Vedanta Oil and Gas Ltd (+20.00%) Vedanta Oil and Gas hit a 20% jump as the stock exited the T2T segment, allowing normal market trading and widening participation, per the provided context. The removal of T2T curbs often increases turnover immediately, and the counter reflected that with one of the highest small-cap volumes of the session.

Vedanta Iron & Steel Ltd (+9.99%) Vedanta Iron and Steel advanced sharply on the same liquidity trigger, with the Vedanta demerger entities seeing expanded trading activity once shifted out of T2T restrictions. The stock also finished at its 52-week high (Rs 38.77), reinforcing momentum-driven participation alongside high volumes.

Market Overview

Benchmarks ended lower, with Nifty 50 at 23,865.75 (-0.34%) and Sensex at 76,478.7 (-0.3%), as investors turned cautious on global headlines around US-Iran negotiations and booked profits ahead of the June-quarter earnings season. Despite the drop, breadth stayed supportive at 1,916 advances versus 1,383 declines, indicating that selling was more concentrated in specific index heavyweights.

Sectorally, IT stocks were a key drag, with the market context flagging declines across large IT names amid concerns over potentially higher US interest rates. Autos outperformed on the day, and FMCG also showed strength in the broader tape, while banks were mixed but remained heavily traded as traders continued to rotate between defensives, cyclicals and high-liquidity financial names.

At the stock level, the highest volume clusters were concentrated in telecom (Vodafone Idea), power and energy-linked counters, and event-led small caps. The Vedanta demerger entities stood out for both volume and volatility after trading-category changes increased liquidity, while Ola Electric saw demand-led interest after publishing stronger quarterly registration data.

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