SECTOR FLOW
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Sector Money Flow: 11/9/2026
Heaviest Money Flow
The market’s net inflow was dominated by IT and Banks, which posted modest gains of +0.95% and +0.45% respectively. The IT sector led the advance count with 17 advancing stocks against 13 decliners, indicating a relatively balanced but positive breadth. Banking followed with a near‑even split of 10 advancers versus 9 decliners, suggesting that credit‑related sentiment remained supportive despite the modest overall move. In contrast, Pharma was the only other sector to register a positive change, albeit marginal (‑0.13%) and with a narrow breadth of 10 advancers versus 15 decliners, hinting at underlying weakness that could reverse with any shift in market tone.
Sectors That Broke Down
The broadest deterioration was observed in Metal, which fell ‑2.26% on a 0‑advancer/20‑decliner split, reflecting a complete lack of buying support and a decisive sell‑off. Realty and Media also suffered sharp declines, down ‑1.75% (3/11) and ‑1.41% (5/10) respectively, indicating that both property‑related and advertising‑driven equities faced significant pressure. The consumer‑oriented groups—FMCG, Energy, Auto, and Infra—all posted sub‑1% losses, with each sector showing a higher number of decliners than advancers (e.g., Energy ‑0.83% on 4/16, Auto ‑0.84% on 5/15). Collectively, these sectors accounted for the bulk of today’s downside momentum, underscoring a rotation away from cyclical and commodity‑sensitive stocks toward the relatively resilient IT and banking space.
The market’s net inflow was dominated by IT and Banks, which posted modest gains of +0.95% and +0.45% respectively. The IT sector led the advance count with 17 advancing stocks against 13 decliners, indicating a relatively balanced but positive breadth. Banking followed with a near‑even split of 10 advancers versus 9 decliners, suggesting that credit‑related sentiment remained supportive despite the modest overall move. In contrast, Pharma was the only other sector to register a positive change, albeit marginal (‑0.13%) and with a narrow breadth of 10 advancers versus 15 decliners, hinting at underlying weakness that could reverse with any shift in market tone.
Sectors That Broke Down
The broadest deterioration was observed in Metal, which fell ‑2.26% on a 0‑advancer/20‑decliner split, reflecting a complete lack of buying support and a decisive sell‑off. Realty and Media also suffered sharp declines, down ‑1.75% (3/11) and ‑1.41% (5/10) respectively, indicating that both property‑related and advertising‑driven equities faced significant pressure. The consumer‑oriented groups—FMCG, Energy, Auto, and Infra—all posted sub‑1% losses, with each sector showing a higher number of decliners than advancers (e.g., Energy ‑0.83% on 4/16, Auto ‑0.84% on 5/15). Collectively, these sectors accounted for the bulk of today’s downside momentum, underscoring a rotation away from cyclical and commodity‑sensitive stocks toward the relatively resilient IT and banking space.
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