Sector Money Flow: 8/9/2026

Money‑flow dynamics – The market’s breadth was dominated by Auto and Media, each posting a net gain of five more advancing stocks than declining ones (12 Adv / 7 Dec and 10 Adv / 5 Dec respectively). FMCG followed with a solid +4 net, while Metal added a modest +2. These sectors not only posted the highest percentage upticks (0.38 % and 0.20 % for Auto and Media) but also exhibited the strongest positive breadth, indicating that capital was most aggressively rotating into consumer‑driven and discretionary segments. IT, despite a modest 0.08 % rise in the index, suffered the sharpest negative breadth, with 21 decliners versus only 9 advancers (net –12), suggesting that the rally was superficial and not supported by underlying buying pressure.

Sectors under pressure – The IT space was the clear breakdown today, as the overwhelming number of declining stocks eclipsed the modest price gain, pointing to a potential shift away from technology allocations. Energy also turned negative, with a net –4 (8 Adv / 12 Dec) and a 0.19 % drop, reflecting continued sensitivity to commodity‑price volatility. Realty and Banks each posted a net –3 (6 Adv / 9 Dec and 8 Adv / 11 Dec respectively) and contributed to the broader market drag, with declines of 0.35 % and 0.50 %. These four sectors collectively accounted for the majority of the market’s downside pressure, highlighting where investors are pulling back in the current session.