SECTOR FLOW
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Sector Money Flow: 1/10/2026
Heaviest Money Flow:
The market’s net inflow was dominated by Pharma and IT, which recorded the smallest negative drags of –0.07 % and –0.26 % respectively. Both sectors posted a relatively balanced breadth, with Pharma seeing 12 advancers against 13 decliners and IT registering 12 advancers versus 18 decliners. This near‑even split indicates that capital was still rotating into these defensive and growth‑oriented segments, cushioning their overall performance despite the broader sell‑off. The Banking space also showed modest participation, with 7 advancers against 13 decliners, limiting its decline to –0.41 %.
Sectors That Broke Down:
The most pronounced weakness emerged in the Auto, Metal, Media, and Infra segments, each posting double‑digit percentage losses (‑2.72 % to ‑1.71 %) and registering only a single advancing stock against a high count of decliners (19, 19, 14, and 18 respectively). Energy, Realty, and FMCG also faltered, slipping between –0.99 % and –1.38 % with breadths heavily skewed toward declines (e.g., Energy: 3 advancers vs 17 decliners). These sectors exhibited the clearest breakdown, reflecting a sharp rotation out of cyclical and commodity‑linked exposures into the comparatively resilient Pharma and IT arenas.
The market’s net inflow was dominated by Pharma and IT, which recorded the smallest negative drags of –0.07 % and –0.26 % respectively. Both sectors posted a relatively balanced breadth, with Pharma seeing 12 advancers against 13 decliners and IT registering 12 advancers versus 18 decliners. This near‑even split indicates that capital was still rotating into these defensive and growth‑oriented segments, cushioning their overall performance despite the broader sell‑off. The Banking space also showed modest participation, with 7 advancers against 13 decliners, limiting its decline to –0.41 %.
Sectors That Broke Down:
The most pronounced weakness emerged in the Auto, Metal, Media, and Infra segments, each posting double‑digit percentage losses (‑2.72 % to ‑1.71 %) and registering only a single advancing stock against a high count of decliners (19, 19, 14, and 18 respectively). Energy, Realty, and FMCG also faltered, slipping between –0.99 % and –1.38 % with breadths heavily skewed toward declines (e.g., Energy: 3 advancers vs 17 decliners). These sectors exhibited the clearest breakdown, reflecting a sharp rotation out of cyclical and commodity‑linked exposures into the comparatively resilient Pharma and IT arenas.
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