Banking sector stocks today, June 19: J&K Bank up 1.41%, HDFC Bank falls 1.98%, Bandhan Bank down 1.61%

Banking stocks came under broad selling pressure on June 19, 2026, during the early morning session, with most stocks trading in the red. The broader market was also weak, with the Nifty 50 down 0.75% at 23,987.70 and the S&P BSE Sensex falling 0.86% to 76,741.35 as of around 9:57–9:59 AM.

Top Gainers

• J&K Bank was the top gainer, rising 1.41% on BSE to ₹165.20 and 1.49% on NSE to ₹165.33.
• South Indian Bank gained 1.07% on BSE to ₹48.98 and 0.58% on NSE to ₹48.77.
• Bank of Maharashtra rose 0.47% on BSE to ₹89.87 and 0.46% on NSE to ₹89.91.
• City Union Bank gained 0.23% on BSE to ₹198.80 and 0.35% on NSE to ₹199.05.
• Karnataka Bank rose 0.25% on BSE to ₹278.50 and 0.11% on NSE to ₹278.20.
• ICICI Bank gained 0.23% on BSE to ₹1,345.65 and 0.28% on NSE to ₹1,346.00.
• Tamilnad Mercantile Bank rose 0.19% on BSE to ₹781.10 and 0.20% on NSE to ₹782.15.
• AU Small Finance Bank gained 0.18% on BSE to ₹1,027.45 and 0.22% on NSE to ₹1,027.65.
• Federal Bank edged down 0.02% on BSE to ₹320.65 while gaining 0.08% on NSE to ₹320.70.
• Equitas Small Finance Bank was nearly flat, down 0.06% on BSE to ₹77.72 while gaining 0.14% on NSE to ₹77.81.

Major Losers

• HDFC Bank was the top loser, falling 1.98% on BSE to ₹782.70 and 2.04% on NSE to ₹782.70.
• Bank declined 1.61% on BSE to ₹210.75 and 1.75% on NSE to ₹210.54.
• UCO Bank dropped 1.54% on BSE to ₹27.55 and 1.46% on NSE to ₹27.58.
• SBI fell 0.79% on BSE to ₹1,034.65 and 0.72% on NSE to ₹1,035.15.
• Indian Overseas Bank declined 0.79% on BSE to ₹34.98 and 0.79% on NSE to ₹34.95.
• Bank of India dropped 0.78% on BSE to ₹146.45 and 0.78% on NSE to ₹146.52.
• Bank of Baroda fell 0.72% on BSE to ₹281.05 and 0.65% on NSE to ₹281.15.
• Canara Bank declined 0.67% on BSE to ₹134.00 and 0.65% on NSE to ₹134.09.
• Kotak Mahindra Bank dropped 0.61% on BSE to ₹400.50 and 0.53% on NSE to ₹400.80.
• IndusInd Bank fell 0.61% on BSE to ₹933.05 and 0.56% on NSE to ₹933.45.
• Ujjivan Small Finance Bank declined 0.89% on BSE to ₹58.05 and 0.92% on NSE to ₹58.08.
• Jana Small Finance Bank Ltd. dropped 0.75% on BSE to ₹467.80. It is not listed on NSE.
• Yes Bank fell 0.59% on BSE to ₹25.34 and 0.47% on NSE to ₹25.36.
• Punjab & Sind Bank declined 0.52% on BSE to ₹25.03 and 0.40% on NSE to ₹25.05.
• PNB dropped 0.50% on BSE to ₹109.00 and 0.48% on NSE to ₹109.05.
• CSB Bank fell 0.48% on BSE to ₹365.85 and 0.56% on NSE to ₹365.45.
• IDBI Bank declined 0.45% on BSE to ₹84.25 and 0.25% on NSE to ₹84.41.
• Axis Bank dropped 0.38% on BSE to ₹1,355.40 and 0.32% on NSE to ₹1,355.70.
• Suryoday Small Finance Bank fell 0.66% on BSE to ₹172.05 and 0.54% on NSE to ₹172.50.
• Karur Vysya Bank declined 0.54% on BSE to ₹295.00 and 0.71% on NSE to ₹294.65.
• Indian Bank dropped 0.54% on BSE to ₹871.00 and 0.49% on NSE to ₹871.40.
• Kotak Mahindra Bank fell 0.61% on BSE to ₹400.50 and 0.53% on NSE to ₹400.80.
• Central Bank was nearly flat, down 0.15% on BSE to ₹33.04 and 0.18% on NSE to ₹33.04.
• IDFC First Bank slipped 0.15% on BSE to ₹77.94 and 0.05% on NSE to ₹78.05.
• Union Bank fell 0.17% on BSE to ₹175.85 and 0.11% on NSE to ₹175.92.
• DCB Bank was nearly flat, down 0.05% on BSE to ₹185.95 and 0.12% on NSE to ₹185.75.
• RBL Bank slipped 0.08% on BSE to ₹368.50 and 0.22% on NSE to ₹368.45.
• Utkarsh Small Finance Bank fell 0.27% on BSE to ₹15.00 and 0.07% on NSE to ₹15.01.

Banking stocks came under broad pressure on June 19, with 29 out of 39 stocks ending in the red. The session stood in sharp contrast to the broad gains seen over the previous few days. HDFC Bank was the most notable loser among large private banks, falling nearly 2%. ICICI Bank was a notable exception, edging up 0.23% while most of its peers declined. Public sector banks including SBI, Bank of India, and Canara Bank also saw selling pressure. J&K Bank and South Indian Bank were the only stocks to post meaningful gains, rising 1.41% and 1.07% respectively. The sector underperformed the broader market, which was already weak on the day.

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