Sector Money Flow: 14/9/2026

Money‑flow dynamics – The market’s net inflow was dominated by IT, which posted a 1.14 % gain backed by 18 advancing stocks against 12 decliners, delivering the strongest positive net balance (+6). Banks also contributed modestly to the upside with a 0.45 % rise and a near‑even split (10 adv / 9 dec). On the outflow side, Metal experienced the most severe pressure, sinking 2.26 % as all 20 of its constituents declined, resulting in a net balance of –20. Realty and Media followed, falling 1.75 % and 1.41 % respectively, each with a pronounced skew toward decliners (11 dec / 3 adv for Realty; 10 dec / 5 adv for Media). The remaining sectors—Pharma, FMCG, Infra, Energy, and Auto—also posted negative returns, with decliner counts outpacing advancers by 5 to 12 stocks, underscoring a broad sell‑off beyond the few leaders.

Sector breakdowns – The most pronounced breakdowns were observed in Metal, Realty, and Media, where the sheer volume of declining issues overwhelmed any buying interest, driving the steepest percentage drops. Energy and Auto also deteriorated sharply (‑0.83 % and ‑0.84 %) with 16 and 15 decliners respectively, indicating weakness in commodity‑linked and consumer‑durable segments. Even traditionally defensive areas such as FMCG and Pharma could not escape the downward bias, posting modest losses (‑0.42 % and ‑