Top Traded by Volume Today 05-Nov-2026: Banks and Auto Lead Rally

Top Traded by Volume Today on 05 Nov 2026 featured PC Jeweller Ltd with 54.08 Cr shares, while Nifty 50 rose 2.40% to 24,536.60 and Sensex gained 2.60% to 79,310.01. Bank and auto stocks dominated the advance, with Nifty Bank up 3.33% and Nifty Auto up 4.14%; previous-session FIIs bought Rs. 7,284 Cr.

Which Large Cap Top Traded by Volume stocks led today?

Large-cap trading was led by Vodafone Idea Ltd, while bank and auto-linked names drew participation during a broad index rally driven by easing oil prices and the US midterm-election outcome.

Vodafone Idea Ltd (+3.04%)

Vodafone Idea rose with the market-wide risk-on move, with no company-specific announcement supplied in the available context. Its 32.13 Cr-share turnover made it the most active large-cap counter, reflecting substantial participation as Nifty 50 advanced 2.40%.

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd (+7.94%)

Billionbrains Garage Ventures rallied in a broad-based session, although no company-specific news catalyst was supplied. The stock closed at Rs. 223.65, only 1.5% below its Rs. 227.00 52-week high, while 8.56 Cr shares traded, supporting a technical-momentum explanation.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+3.25%)

HDFC Bank gained as the banking-led rally lifted Nifty Bank 3.33% and Nifty Financial Services 3.99%. Investors traded 6.82 Cr shares as the sector benefited from the wider sharp advance in domestic equities.

Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd (+5.18%)

Samvardhana Motherson climbed as auto stocks led the market, with Nifty Auto rising 4.14%. The move in the auto-component supplier was reinforced by 5.75 Cr shares of volume as easing crude oil prices supported the wider automobile sector.

ICICI Bank Ltd (+5.29%)

ICICI Bank rallied with the strong banking and financial-services upmove, which pushed Nifty Bank up 3.33%. The stock ended at Rs. 1,499.30, within Rs. 2.15 of its Rs. 1,501.45 52-week high, and recorded 4.08 Cr shares in volume.

Which Mid Cap Top Traded by Volume stocks led today?

Mid-cap activity concentrated in Yes Bank Ltd and Ashok Leyland Ltd, with banking strength and an auto-sector surge providing identifiable triggers for the leading moves.

Yes Bank Ltd (+3.37%)

Yes Bank gained alongside the banking rally, with Nifty Bank closing 3.33% higher. The stock's 21.01 Cr-share turnover accompanied a rebound from its Rs. 15.10 52-week low, though no fresh company-specific announcement was provided.

Ashok Leyland Ltd (+10.52%)

Ashok Leyland surged after reporting a 23% year-on-year increase in October total vehicle sales to 21,888 units. Domestic sales rose 24% to 20,224 units and medium- and heavy-commercial-vehicle truck sales increased 41% to 11,613 units, giving investors a concrete demand trigger; its board is scheduled to consider Q2 results on 14 November.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (+2.96%)

Suzlon Energy advanced during the broad market rally, but the supplied context contains no fresh company-specific disclosure. Trading of 7.57 Cr shares accompanied the gain, indicating active participation in the wider risk-on session.

NHPC Ltd (+2.94%)

NHPC rose in the market-wide advance, with no NHPC-specific announcement included in the supplied news context. The counter traded 6.26 Cr shares, and the close of Rs. 80.76 placed it below, but closer to, its Rs. 86.86 52-week high.

Physicswallah Ltd (+3.84%)

Physicswallah gained as broad-based buying extended to mid-cap shares, although no company-specific news was supplied. Its 4.31 Cr-share turnover and 3.84% rise point to session-specific trading momentum rather than a disclosed corporate event.

Which Small Cap Top Traded by Volume stocks led today?

Small-cap volume was dominated by PC Jeweller Ltd, where regulatory warning letters supplied a clear reason for selling, while Moneyview Ltd gained after releasing its Q2 and H1 FY27 earnings presentation.

PC Jeweller Ltd (-1.52%)

PC Jeweller declined after reports that Sebi had sent warning letters to its managing director and company secretary, creating a regulatory overhang. The stock was the session's most active counter by volume at 54.08 Cr shares, as investors assessed that development against its recent Q2 profit growth.

Moneyview Ltd (+5.70%)

Moneyview rallied after releasing its Q2 and H1 FY27 earnings presentation, which reported profit after tax of Rs. 201 Cr. The company also approved its unaudited standalone and consolidated results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September, and 19.52 Cr shares traded ahead of its 2:30 PM earnings call.

Vedanta Power Ltd (+1.90%)

Vedanta Power gained in the broad market rise, but no company-specific news or regulatory development was supplied. Its 6.47 Cr-share turnover accompanied the 1.90% advance, making it one of the most actively traded small-cap names.

GTL Infrastructure Ltd (+4.67%)

GTL Infrastructure rose during the broad risk-on session, with no specific corporate catalyst provided in the available context. The 4.67% gain came on 5.95 Cr shares, indicating strong trading activity in the low-priced telecom-infrastructure counter.

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd (+0.20%)

Ola Electric Mobility was nearly unchanged despite an auto-sector rally that lifted Nifty Auto 4.14%. Its 5.51 Cr-share turnover shows active trading, but the supplied context does not identify a company-specific event behind the limited move.

What happened in the Indian stock market today?

Indian equities rallied sharply: Nifty 50 closed 576 points, or 2.40%, higher at 24,536.60, while the Sensex rose 2,008.61 points, or 2.60%, to 79,310.01. The market extended its winning run to a sixth session after easing oil prices and the US midterm-election outcome supported risk appetite.

Auto was the strongest major sector, with Nifty Auto up 4.14%, followed by Nifty Financial Services at 3.99% and Nifty Bank at 3.33%. Nifty IT gained 2.42% and Nifty Midcap 100 rose 1.87%; media was the only sectoral index reported to close lower.

Market breadth was positive intraday, with 2,692 NSE stocks advancing against 779 declining at 12:15 PM. The most recently available institutional data, for 4 November, showed FIIs as net buyers of Rs. 7,284 Cr and DIIs as net sellers of Rs. 3,712 Cr.

Where can readers find more Top Traded by Volume market movers?

Readers can explore the complete list of market movers here:

https://www.multibagg.ai/market-movers/top-gainers

Conclusion

The day's volume leaders reflected a decisive rotation into banks and automobiles as the benchmark indices climbed more than 2%. Ashok Leyland's sales update and Moneyview's Rs. 201 Cr reported PAT gave those moves company-specific support, while PC Jeweller's heavy turnover accompanied selling after the Sebi warning-letter reports.

Investors will next watch Ashok Leyland's 14 November board meeting for Q2 results and Moneyview's earnings-call commentary following its Q2 release. Continued moves in crude oil, post-US-midterm global cues and the next available FII/DII flow data will also help determine whether the broad rally persists.