SECTOR FLOW
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Sector Money Flow: 5/10/2026
Money Flow Leaders:
The market’s broad‑based rally was driven primarily by IT, which posted the strongest gain at +1.1 % supported by 22 advancing stocks against only 8 decliners. Media and FMCG followed, delivering +0.88 % and +0.75 % respectively, each with a solid net‑advancer count (8 vs 7 for Media; 12 vs 8 for FMCG). Banks, Energy, and Metal also contributed positively, with modest gains of +0.74 %, +0.49 % and +0.26 % and favorable advancer‑decliner spreads (15 vs 5, 14 vs 6, 11 vs 9). The depth of participation in these sectors indicates a healthy inflow of capital, especially in the technology and consumer‑oriented segments, where the ratio of advancing to declining issues exceeded 2:1.
Sectors Under Pressure:
The only two sectors that turned negative were Infra (‑0.36 %) and Pharma (‑1.11 %). Both suffered a pronounced imbalance of decliners over advancers—Infra recorded just 5 advancing stocks versus 15 declining, while Pharma’s weakness was even more acute with 4 advancers against 21 decliners. The decline in Pharma was the steepest, reflecting sector‑specific concerns that outweighed the modest pullback in infrastructure. All other sectors managed to stay in positive territory, but the negative performance in Infra and Pharma highlights the areas where capital outflows and sentiment turned sour on the day.
The market’s broad‑based rally was driven primarily by IT, which posted the strongest gain at +1.1 % supported by 22 advancing stocks against only 8 decliners. Media and FMCG followed, delivering +0.88 % and +0.75 % respectively, each with a solid net‑advancer count (8 vs 7 for Media; 12 vs 8 for FMCG). Banks, Energy, and Metal also contributed positively, with modest gains of +0.74 %, +0.49 % and +0.26 % and favorable advancer‑decliner spreads (15 vs 5, 14 vs 6, 11 vs 9). The depth of participation in these sectors indicates a healthy inflow of capital, especially in the technology and consumer‑oriented segments, where the ratio of advancing to declining issues exceeded 2:1.
Sectors Under Pressure:
The only two sectors that turned negative were Infra (‑0.36 %) and Pharma (‑1.11 %). Both suffered a pronounced imbalance of decliners over advancers—Infra recorded just 5 advancing stocks versus 15 declining, while Pharma’s weakness was even more acute with 4 advancers against 21 decliners. The decline in Pharma was the steepest, reflecting sector‑specific concerns that outweighed the modest pullback in infrastructure. All other sectors managed to stay in positive territory, but the negative performance in Infra and Pharma highlights the areas where capital outflows and sentiment turned sour on the day.
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