Sector Money Flow: 7/9/2026

Money‑flow dynamics – The only sector that posted a net inflow of advancing stocks was Pharma, which recorded 16 advancers against 9 decliners, delivering a modest 0.6 % gain and a positive net balance of +7 stocks. Auto showed the closest contest, with 9 advancers versus 11 decliners, edging up 0.06 % despite a slight negative net balance (‑2). All other sectors posted net outflows, with IT experiencing the steepest reversal (25 advancers vs. 5 decliners, –0.99 % and a net –20), followed by Banks (2 advancers vs. 18 decliners, –0.77 % and a net –16). The breadth of declines across the remaining groups underscores a broad‑based sell‑off, as each sector’s advancing count was eclipsed by its declining counterpart.

Sector breakdown – The market’s downside was led by IT, Banks, FMCG, Media, Metal, Energy, Infra, and Realty, all of which posted negative percentage changes ranging from –0.53 % to –1.12 %. The Energy and Infra segments, with net balances of –10 and –8 respectively, contributed significantly to the drag, while Metal and FMCG also suffered pronounced weakness (net –12 and –14). Only Pharma managed to resist the prevailing bearish sentiment, and Auto barely held its ground, indicating that the current market environment is dominated by a widespread shift toward declining stocks across most sectors.