Sector Money Flow: 3/9/2026

Money Flow Dynamics – The day’s most pronounced buying pressure was concentrated in Banks and Infrastructure, each registering 15 advancing stocks against only 5 decliners, underscoring robust investor confidence in financial and capital‑intensive projects. Realty followed closely with 13 advancers and just 2 decliners, reflecting continued appetite for property assets. Metal and Energy also displayed strong net inflows, posting 12 advancers each (against 7 and 8 decliners respectively), suggesting that commodity‑linked exposure remained attractive despite modest price gains. The broader market saw a positive tilt, with the majority of sectors posting modest advances, the highest being Realty (+2.85%) and Banks (+1.34%).

Sector Weaknesses – The only sectors that posted negative returns were IT, Auto, and FMCG, slipping by –0.13%, –0.16%, and –0.34% respectively. These declines were accompanied by the highest ratios of decliners to advancers within their groups: IT saw 20 stocks falling versus 10 rising, Auto had 13 down versus 6 up, and FMCG recorded 13 down against 7 up. The breadth of weakness in these consumer‑oriented and technology segments indicates a short‑term rotation away from discretionary and digital‑spending themes, while the broader market retained a net positive bias driven by the financial, real estate, and infrastructure backbones.