Top Traded by Volume Today 13-Jul-2026: NSE, BSE

Introduction

Nifty 50 closed at 24,206.90, up 244.11 points, while the Sensex jumped 828 points to end at 77,569, extending the rebound for a second session. Market breadth stayed firm with BSE advances at 2,565 versus declines at 1,087, indicating broad participation beyond the benchmarks. In today’s most active counters by volume, jewellery retail and telecom saw the heaviest churn, while PSU banks and metals also featured prominently on the leaderboard.

Large Cap Top Traded by Volume

Vodafone Idea Ltd (-1.69%) Vodafone Idea stayed the most traded large-cap name as the stock, which is near its 52-week high zone (Rs 15.35), saw profit-taking after recent gains. The heavy 25.16 crore share turnover suggests sustained two-way activity from short-term traders, even as the price slipped.

Tata Steel Ltd (-2.09%) Tata Steel saw elevated volumes as the stock retreated close to its 52-week low band (Rs 185.40), a zone that typically triggers stop-losses and short-term risk reduction. With 4.91 crore shares traded, the move indicated active repositioning in metal counters despite the broader-market upmove.

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd (+1.78%) Billionbrains Garage Ventures rose on strong participation, with 3.96 crore shares changing hands, pointing to momentum-led buying. The stock is still below its 52-week high (Rs 227), and today’s rise alongside high volume indicates traders continued to accumulate on dips rather than chase a breakout.

Union Bank of India (+3.59%) Union Bank advanced with 3.18 crore shares traded as investors rotated into high-beta financials during a strong benchmark rebound. The upmove and heavy volumes together signalled follow-through buying in the counter after it held well above its 52-week low (Rs 124.55).

Adani Power Ltd (-1.33%) Adani Power declined even as volumes stayed elevated at 2.74 crore shares, indicating active selling into strength and intraday churn. The stock remains well off its 52-week high (Rs 254.15), and the negative close suggests traders used the broader market bounce to trim positions.

Mid Cap Top Traded by Volume

Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (+7.27%) Kalyan Jewellers surged after the company’s strong Q1 business update, which has extended the stock’s sharp rally over the last few sessions, according to the verified database note dated 13 Jul. The update signalled robust demand, prompting investors to re-price near-term growth expectations, with volumes swelling to 16.66 crore shares.

Yes Bank Ltd (-0.67%) Yes Bank remained a high-activity counter with 5.60 crore shares traded, reflecting continued short-term positioning in the stock. The mild decline indicates supply at higher levels, even as the broader indices ended firmly higher.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (-1.41%) Suzlon Energy saw 4.89 crore shares traded as the stock cooled off after recent moves, keeping it on the mid-cap volume leaderboard. The negative close suggests traders booked profits and tightened risk amid high intraday participation.

Bank of Maharashtra (-2.09%) Bank of Maharashtra slipped on heavy volumes of 3.17 crore shares, showing that selling pressure was met with equally strong counter-trades. The stock’s move away from its 52-week high (Rs 94.50) kept the action concentrated among short-term participants.

NMDC Ltd (-0.92%) NMDC traded 2.51 crore shares as the stock edged lower, pointing to active churn in metal and mining names. With the price still below its 52-week high (Rs 97.49), today’s decline suggested traders preferred to lighten exposure on upticks.

Small Cap Top Traded by Volume

PC Jeweller Ltd (-0.80%) PC Jeweller topped the small-cap volume chart with 47.35 crore shares traded, reflecting unusually heavy churn concentrated in a low-price counter. With the stock still far below its 52-week high (Rs 19.09), today’s dip suggests a trading-driven session where sellers dominated at marginally higher levels.

Vedanta Iron & Steel Ltd (+4.99%) Vedanta Iron & Steel hit its upper circuit at Rs 36.41, extending the post-demerger momentum highlighted in the provided search context around Vedanta’s newly listed entities. The sharp move, backed by 10.66 crore shares in volume, indicates aggressive buying as investors continued to chase the price-limit move.

Motisons Jewellers Ltd (+0.49%) Motisons Jewellers stayed among the most active names with 6.73 crore shares traded, pointing to strong retail participation in the jewellery theme alongside the mid-cap rally in Kalyan Jewellers. The marginal gain shows buying was present, but matched by supply that capped the upside.

Cupid Ltd (-2.41%) Cupid fell despite high turnover of 6.41 crore shares, signalling that selling orders absorbed demand through the session. The decline on heavy volume typically indicates distribution rather than a low-liquidity slide.

Vedanta Oil and Gas Ltd (+0.70%) Vedanta Oil and Gas rose with 6.18 crore shares traded as investors continued to track price discovery across the Vedanta demerger-linked counters referenced in the search context. The modest gain alongside outsized volume suggests a two-way market where accumulation was steady but not one-sided.

Market Overview

Indian equities ended sharply higher, with the Nifty 50 settling at 24,206.90 (+244.11) and the Sensex closing at 77,569 (+828). The advance-decline ratio remained supportive at 2,565 advances versus 1,087 declines, showing that the day’s rebound was broad-based.

The day’s tone was set by positive global cues and upbeat IT earnings commentary highlighted in the market context, which helped the Nifty reclaim key technical levels near its 100-day EMA around 24,150. Traders also began factoring in fresh global risk headlines for the new week, including reports around the Strait of Hormuz that could affect crude-linked sentiment, even as domestic breadth stayed constructive.

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