Sector Money Flow: 24/9/2026

Money‑flow dynamics: Despite a uniformly bearish market, the IT sector exhibited the most robust internal buying pressure, with nine advancing stocks offsetting a steep –2.02% slide, indicating that capital was still rotating into technology names even as the broader index fell. Energy and Pharma also showed relatively strong intra‑sector support, each posting six advancing issues while slipping only –1.09% and –0.6% respectively. The presence of multiple advancers in these groups suggests that investors were selectively reallocating funds toward perceived defensive or growth‑oriented sub‑segments, even as the overall market sentiment remained negative.

Sector breakdowns: The most pronounced deteriorations were observed in Metal, Infrastructure, and Banks, each with only a single advancing stock and declines of –1.74%, –1.49%, and –1.48% respectively. The paucity of advancers in these areas underscores a sharp withdrawal of capital, likely reflecting heightened sensitivity to macro‑economic headwinds and weaker earnings outlooks. FMCG, Auto, and Realty also displayed limited buying activity (two to three advancers) alongside double‑digit negative percentages, reinforcing the view that these cyclical and consumer‑sensitive segments were the hardest hit in today’s sell‑off.