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Banking stocks traded mixed on June 16, 2026, during the early morning session, with gains and losses spread across private, public, and small finance banks. The broader market was positive, with the Nifty 50 up 0.27% at 23,917.80 and the S&P BSE Sensex gaining 0.39% to 76,560.25 as of around 9:42–9:44 AM.

Top Gainers

• Suryoday Small Finance Bank was the top gainer, rising 2.04% on BSE to ₹175.25 and 1.80% on NSE to ₹174.99.
• Yes Bank gained 1.14% on BSE to ₹24.04 and 1.18% on NSE to ₹24.06.
• UCO Bank rose 1.11% on BSE to ₹26.48 and 0.84% on NSE to ₹26.40.
• Bank of India gained 0.89% on BSE to ₹147.50 and 0.87% on NSE to ₹147.50.
• IDBI Bank rose 0.85% on BSE to ₹77.53 and 0.82% on NSE to ₹77.51.
• Punjab & Sind Bank gained 0.83% on BSE to ₹24.23 and 0.79% on NSE to ₹24.20.
• Central Bank rose 0.78% on BSE to ₹32.15 and 0.66% on NSE to ₹32.08.
• Karur Vysya Bank gained 0.78% on BSE to ₹291.70 and 0.66% on NSE to ₹291.20.
• HDFC Bank rose 0.59% on BSE to ₹781.80 and 0.41% on NSE to ₹780.55.
• City Union Bank gained 0.58% on BSE to ₹200.65 and 1.03% on NSE to ₹201.40.
• Indian Bank rose 0.52% on BSE to ₹853.00 and 0.21% on NSE to ₹851.40.
• Utkarsh Small Finance Bank gained 0.52% on BSE to ₹13.53 and 0.67% on NSE to ₹13.56.
• South Indian Bank rose 0.66% on BSE to ₹47.21 and 0.49% on NSE to ₹47.15.
• Karnataka Bank gained 0.46% on BSE to ₹274.10 and 0.48% on NSE to ₹274.00.
• Indian Overseas Bank rose 0.38% on BSE to ₹33.99 and 0.30% on NSE to ₹33.94.
• Canara Bank gained 0.23% on BSE to ₹132.45 and 0.21% on NSE to ₹132.48.
• Bank of Baroda rose 0.20% on BSE to ₹276.45 and 0.13% on NSE to ₹276.40.
• ICICI Bank gained 0.17% on BSE to ₹1,330.00 and 0.15% on NSE to ₹1,329.60.
• Union Bank rose 0.26% on BSE to ₹171.65 and 0.20% on NSE to ₹171.64.
• PNB gained 0.23% on BSE to ₹108.15 and 0.17% on NSE to ₹108.14.
• Tamilnad Mercantile Bank edged up 0.16% on BSE to ₹774.80 while slipping 0.66% on NSE to ₹769.10.
• Kotak Mahindra Bank was broadly flat, up just 0.01% on BSE to ₹405.70 and 0.04% on NSE to ₹405.90.
• Federal Bank was unchanged at 0.00% on BSE to ₹317.15 while slipping 0.05% on NSE to ₹316.95.
• CSB Bank slipped 0.35% on BSE to ₹371.45 while gaining 0.11% on NSE to ₹373.20.

Major Losers

• AU Small Finance Bank was the top loser, falling 1.19% on BSE to ₹1,020.80 and 1.19% on NSE to ₹1,021.30.
• Axis Bank declined 1.10% on BSE to ₹1,353.15 and 1.13% on NSE to ₹1,352.90.
• Bank dropped 1.02% on BSE to ₹208.75 and 1.10% on NSE to ₹208.56.
• Bank of Maharashtra fell 0.76% on BSE to ₹88.45 and 0.92% on NSE to ₹88.30.
• RBL Bank declined 0.69% on BSE to ₹369.70 and 0.85% on NSE to ₹369.50.
• IDFC First Bank dropped 0.64% on BSE to ₹77.84 and 0.65% on NSE to ₹77.82.
• Equitas Small Finance Bank fell 0.66% on BSE to ₹77.90 and 0.64% on NSE to ₹77.96.
• Ujjivan Small Finance Bank declined 0.53% on BSE to ₹56.65 and 0.70% on NSE to ₹56.55.
• J&K Bank dropped 0.50% on BSE to ₹159.25 and 0.41% on NSE to ₹159.26.
• IndusInd Bank fell 0.48% on BSE to ₹928.70 and 0.67% on NSE to ₹926.95.
• Jana Small Finance Bank Ltd. declined 0.39% on BSE to ₹473.90. It is not listed on NSE.
• DCB Bank dropped 0.19% on BSE to ₹184.25 and 0.28% on NSE to ₹184.09.
• SBI was nearly flat, down 0.23% on BSE to ₹1,018.10 and 0.32% on NSE to ₹1,017.60.

Banking stocks showed a broadly mixed trend on June 16, with gains and losses split fairly evenly across the sector. Public sector banks largely held positive ground, with Bank of India, IDBI Bank, UCO Bank, and Canara Bank all posting modest gains. Among private banks, the session was notably split, with HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank edging higher while Axis Bank, AU Small Finance Bank, and Bank declined over 1%. The sector broadly moved in line with the slightly positive broader market, with no strong directional bias on the day.

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