Sector Money Flow: 15/9/2026

Money‑flow dynamics – The only sectors that managed to attract a noticeable number of buyers were IT and FMCG. The IT index, despite slipping 0.57 %, recorded 14 advancing stocks – the highest count in the universe – and its most recent advance was on 16 Dec, suggesting that investors are still rotating into technology on price dips. FMCG also showed relative resilience, with six advancers and a modest 0.15 % decline, the last uplift occurring on 14 Dec. Energy, with only two advancers, and Infra, with three, displayed limited buying interest, while the remaining sectors were dominated by sellers, as reflected by their negative breadth.

Sector breakdowns – The broadest deteriorations were observed in Metal, Realty, Media, Banks, and Auto. Metal posted the steepest fall at –3.11 % with just a single advancing stock (last advance on 19 Dec), indicating a near‑total sell‑off. Realty and Media each fell more than 2.5 % on the day, with only three and two advancers respectively, underscoring weak demand and thin defensive buying. Banks (–1.79 %) and Auto (–2.12 %) also suffered pronounced declines, each supported by a solitary advancing issue, pointing to a lack of conviction among investors in these traditionally defensive and cyclical arenas. The overall picture is one of limited buying support confined to IT and FMCG, while the rest of the market continued to erode.