Top Traded by Volume Today 02-Jul-2026: NSE, BSE

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 24,005.85 (+0.59%) while the BSE Sensex settled at 76,923 (+0.58%), snapping a two-session losing streak. Market breadth stayed positive with 1,848 advances versus 1,472 declines (105 unchanged), pointing to wider participation beyond frontline indices. Autos, financials and FMCG were among the stronger pockets, while IT and metals lagged in the broader tape. In single stocks, high-volume action clustered in telecom, banks, and several high-beta small caps including jewellery, EVs and newly listed Vedanta group entities.

Large Cap Top Traded by Volume

Vodafone Idea Ltd (-0.96%) Vodafone Idea slipped despite being the most traded large cap, as the session was dominated by heavy churn rather than incremental positive news flow. With the stock trading close to its 52-week high zone (52W high: Rs 15.35), investors used the liquidity to book profits, which kept the price in the red despite 30.47 crore shares changing hands.

Wipro Ltd (+2.35%) Wipro climbed on a rebound trade after the IT pack saw pressure in the prior session, with traders rotating into beaten-down names ahead of the early Q1 earnings cadence. The move was supported by positioning near its 52-week low band (52W low: Rs 168.55), where short covering typically accelerates, and volumes stayed elevated at 4.54 crore shares.

Canara Bank (+0.36%) Canara Bank ended marginally higher in a high-turnover session as financials held up better than tech and metals in the broader market. The stock’s near-flat move with 4.45 crore shares indicates two-way trade and rebalancing activity rather than a single headline-driven rally.

Eternal Ltd (+0.04%) Eternal closed nearly flat on heavy volumes after a strong move in the previous session, when it was among notable index gainers (up around 5.8% in the broader market context). The high turnover suggests profit-taking into strength and intraday churning, which capped further upside.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+0.01%) HDFC Bank was rangebound even as it featured among the most traded large caps, reflecting portfolio rebalancing and pre-results positioning in a heavyweight financial. The muted close with 3.65 crore shares traded points to buyers and sellers broadly matched at current levels.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Volume

Yes Bank Ltd (-1.14%) Yes Bank fell as traders locked in gains after the stock’s run-up toward its recent peak levels (52W high: Rs 25.77). The 6.02 crore-share turnover indicates distribution at higher levels, with selling outweighing incremental buying through the day.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (-1.13%) Suzlon Energy declined on profit-taking after an extended up-move in recent months that took the stock close to its 52-week high (Rs 68.30). The high activity of 5.37 crore shares suggests momentum traders reduced exposure, keeping the stock under pressure.

Ashok Leyland Ltd (+1.51%) Ashok Leyland rose as autos led the market’s rebound, supported by strong industry sales updates highlighted in the broader market narrative. The gain came with 2.94 crore shares traded, signalling active participation in the auto up-cycle trade.

Steel Authority of India Ltd (-0.03%) SAIL ended flat-to-negative as metal stocks were among the weaker pockets in the session, limiting follow-through buying despite solid volumes. The 2.66 crore-share activity points to active hedging and two-way trades rather than a directional breakout.

IDFC First Bank Ltd (+0.71%) IDFC First Bank gained in line with relatively resilient financials, as bank and lender counters helped offset weakness in IT and metals. The stock’s 2.56 crore-share volume shows steady accumulation, even though the move was not outsized.

Small Cap Top Traded by Volume

PC Jeweller Ltd (+12.53%) PC Jeweller surged in a high-beta momentum move, with the stock trading near its upper circuit band intraday and volumes exploding to 67.73 crore shares. With no fresh company-specific headline in the provided news flow, the move appears driven by speculative positioning and liquidity chasing in small caps, amplified by the stock’s low price point and wide retail participation.

Vedanta Oil and Gas Ltd (+14.91%) Vedanta Oil and Gas jumped as the counter remained in price-discovery mode post listing, with buyers pushing it near its 52-week high zone (Rs 45.65) on very heavy turnover of 43.76 crore shares. The sharp move, paired with a high-volume order book, indicates aggressive momentum buying typically seen in newly listed group entities.

Vedanta Power Ltd (+9.83%) Vedanta Power rallied on continuation of its post-listing run, with the stock moving toward its 52-week high (Rs 49.50) amid 20.61 crore shares traded. The combination of a near-10% up move and outsized volumes suggests demand from momentum and thematic buyers tracking the newly listed Vedanta group companies.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (+1.04%) Ola Electric rose after the company disclosed a sharp sequential jump in vehicle registrations, with VAHAN data showing Q1 FY27 registrations at 43,719 units versus 22,252 in Q4 FY26, and June at 16,144 units. Investors treated the update as a clear demand-recovery signal, which supported the stock even as it remained a high-volume counter at 13.52 crore shares.

Reliance Power Ltd (-2.64%) Reliance Power declined despite being among the most traded small caps, indicating sellers dominated the high turnover on the day. With no specific company update in the provided news flow, the move is best read as profit-taking and risk-off trading in a volatile power counter, where large volumes often accompany sharp, sentiment-driven swings.

Market Overview

Nifty 50 ended at 24,005.85 (+0.59%) and Sensex closed at 76,923 (+0.58%) as autos and financials helped the benchmarks recover. Investors tracked developments in the Middle East and domestic data that showed India’s manufacturing sector expanded in June, though at a slower pace, while global cues also included awaited remarks from the US Federal Reserve chair.

Sectorally, autos outperformed after strong sales commentary in the broader market narrative, while financials and FMCG contributed to index stability. IT names were among the notable drags, and metals stayed soft, which was also reflected in the muted performance of SAIL among actively traded mid caps.

Market breadth was constructive with 1,848 advances against 1,472 declines and 105 unchanged, alongside 137 stocks at 52-week highs and 54 at 52-week lows. The exchange data also showed 54 stocks in upper circuit and 123 in lower circuit, consistent with high dispersion and momentum-driven action in pockets of mid and small caps.

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