Sector Money Flow: 23/9/2026

The market breadth highlights Metal as the clear leader in capital inflows, posting a 2.06 % gain backed by 19 advancing stocks and no decliners—a net +19‑stock advantage. Banks followed closely with a 1.18 % rise, 19 advancers against a single decliner, delivering a +18 net advantage. FMCG also demonstrated robust buying pressure, up 1.49 % on 17 advances and only three declines (+14 net). Among the broader‑based groups, Infra (+1.01 %) and Pharma (+0.49 %) showed solid participation, registering net advantages of +8 and +7 stocks respectively. The remaining sectors—Realty, Energy, Media, and Auto—posted modest gains but with more balanced advance/decline ratios, indicating a less decisive flow of funds.

Conversely, IT was the sole sector to register a negative performance, slipping 0.07 % despite 10 stocks advancing; the weight of 20 declining stocks produced a stark –10 net balance, underscoring a pronounced outflow of capital. While Pharma, Energy, and Auto each faced double‑digit decliners, their overall positive percentages suggest that buying pressure still outweighed selling pressure in those groups. The data therefore points to a market environment dominated by material inflows into Metal, Banks, and