Top Traded by Volume Today 06-Nov-2026: Banks Drive Turnover

Top traded stocks by volume on 06-Nov-2026 were led by Yes Bank Ltd with 54.48 crore shares, while Nifty 50 rose 493.75 points, or 2.01%, to 25,030.35 and Sensex gained 1,718.01 points, or 2.16%, to 81,028.02. Financial shares dominated the active list, although broader market breadth remained mixed.

Which large-cap stocks were top traded by volume today?

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd (-3.87%)

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd declined after a nine-session winning run, with the supplied market context identifying profit-taking as the immediate pressure point. Its September-quarter consolidated net sales grew 47.39% year-on-year to Rs. 1,501.53 crore, but that operating update did not prevent a correction from levels close to its Rs. 227.00 52-week high. Volume reached 31.14 crore shares.

Vodafone Idea Ltd (-1.16%)

Vodafone Idea Ltd slipped to Rs. 12.75 amid heavy activity of 29.17 crore shares, with no company-specific announcement disclosed in the supplied information. The stock lagged while the telecommunication sector fell 0.52%, and remained below its Rs. 15.78 52-week high, pointing to stock-specific selling rather than a broad telecom rally.

HDFC Bank Ltd (+3.56%)

HDFC Bank Ltd gained as banking shares led the market, with Nifty Bank rising 2.27% and Nifty Financial Services advancing 2.57%. The sector move drew volume of 7.60 crore shares into HDFC Bank, taking the stock to Rs. 787.00.

Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd (-5.31%)

Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd fell as investors booked profits after recent gains, according to the provided market context. The Rs. 8.90 decline to Rs. 158.60 came despite the strong benchmark rally, while 5.57 crore shares changed hands.

ICICI Bank Ltd (+4.65%)

ICICI Bank Ltd rallied with the broad private-bank advance as Nifty Bank climbed 2.27% and financial services gained 2.57%. The stock closed at Rs. 1,569.00, just below its Rs. 1,569.30 52-week high, with 4.16 crore shares traded, showing the intensity of the banking-led move.

Which mid-cap stocks were top traded by volume today?

Yes Bank Ltd (+5.78%)

Yes Bank Ltd surged after investors responded to improving asset quality and optimistic management commentary cited in the market context. The private-bank rally reinforced the move, and a market-leading 54.48 crore shares were traded as the stock closed at Rs. 17.20.

Suzlon Energy Ltd (+0.62%)

Suzlon Energy Ltd edged up to Rs. 38.80, but no fresh company announcement was disclosed in the supplied news context. Trading volume of 7.54 crore shares made it one of the session's most active mid-caps, while the modest price change indicated turnover without a decisive breakout.

Canara Bank (0.00%)

Canara Bank ended unchanged at Rs. 122.80 despite 4.02 crore shares changing hands. No stock-specific catalyst was provided, suggesting that elevated activity occurred without a directional re-rating even as banking indices advanced.

Ashok Leyland Ltd (+1.06%)

Ashok Leyland Ltd gained alongside the broader auto segment, with Nifty Auto rising 0.76%. The stock added Rs. 1.80 to Rs. 172.00 on volume of 3.08 crore shares, with no separate corporate trigger disclosed.

NHPC Ltd (+1.62%)

NHPC Ltd rose Rs. 1.31 to Rs. 82.07 on turnover of 2.96 crore shares. The provided material did not identify a new company-specific event, so the move is best characterised as volume-backed price strength rather than an announcement-led rally.

Which small-cap stocks were top traded by volume today?

PC Jeweller Ltd (+1.22%)

PC Jeweller Ltd gained as jewellery shares rallied ahead of Dhanteras on expectations of stronger precious-metal demand. The stock's earlier Q2 net profit increase of 57.8% year-on-year to Rs. 330.66 crore and its debt-free status provided supporting context, while 45.56 crore shares were traded.

Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Ltd (+12.17%)

Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) Ltd extended its three-day winning streak, which had reached 11.36% before the session, as momentum traders drove a sharp recovery. No corporate announcement was identified in the supplied context; volume of 19.28 crore shares and an intraday range of Rs. 34.96 to Rs. 40.75 underline the technical nature of the move.

Moneyview Ltd (-5.44%)

Moneyview Ltd fell Rs. 3.17 to Rs. 55.08 on 8.84 crore shares. The supplied information contained no earnings, order, or regulatory development to explain the decline, making the high-volume sell-off the key observable signal.

Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (+11.10%)

Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd jumped to Rs. 26.82 with 8.62 crore shares traded. No fresh company catalyst was supplied, so the move reflects unusually strong volume and price momentum rather than a disclosed fundamental event.

V2 Retail Ltd (+7.86%)

V2 Retail Ltd gained Rs. 12.65 to Rs. 173.50 on turnover of 7.15 crore shares. With no company-specific news included in the input, the sharp rise should be read as volume-backed momentum rather than an announcement-driven rerating.

How did the Indian stock market perform on 06-Nov-2026?

Nifty 50 closed at 25,030.35, up 2.01%, while Sensex ended at 81,028.02, up 2.16%, as banking and financial shares powered the benchmark advance. Nifty Bank rose 2.27%, Nifty Financial Services gained 2.57%, Nifty Pharma added 1.21%, and Nifty Auto increased 0.76%; capital goods declined 0.95% and telecommunications fell 0.52%.

The advance was uneven below the headline indices. The BSE 500 recorded 181 advances against 316 declines, a 0.57x advance-decline ratio, while the BSE 100 rose 1.55%, Nifty Midcap 50 gained 0.33%, and Nifty Smallcap 50 fell 0.50%. FIIs were cautious buyers in large caps, while DIIs selectively trimmed mid- and small-cap positions, according to the supplied context.

Where can readers explore more 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 leaderboard shows a clear split between index-driving financial stocks and selective, high-turnover small-cap momentum trades. Yes Bank Ltd, HDFC Bank Ltd and ICICI Bank Ltd benefited from the banking-sector advance, while Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd and Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd saw profit-taking despite the strong benchmark close.

Investors should watch whether Nifty 50 can sustain levels above 25,000, whether the banking rally broadens beyond the largest lenders, and whether heavy-volume small-cap moves receive fresh company disclosures. Upcoming earnings, management commentary and global-market developments remain the disclosed factors most likely to determine whether the market's large-cap leadership persists.