Sector Money Flow: 6/10/2026

Heavy Money Flow: The market’s strongest directional thrust came from the FMCG, Metal, and Infrastructure segments, each posting gains above 1.4 % while posting a robust 16‑to‑4 split between advancing and declining stocks. This 4:1 ratio underscores a decisive buying bias, with the breadth of participation indicating that the rally was not confined to a handful of large‑cap names. Energy mirrored this pattern, also delivering a 0.76 % rise on a 16‑adv / 4‑dec foundation, while Pharma added a solid 1.05 % gain on an even broader 17‑adv / 7‑dec spread, suggesting that defensive and commodity‑linked themes attracted the bulk of today’s inflows.

Sectors Under Pressure: The only sector that slipped into negative territory was Banks, which posted a marginal –0.02 % decline despite a near‑balanced 9‑adv / 11‑dec count, indicating that the modest outflow outweighed any buying support. IT and Auto also showed signs of weakening momentum; both recorded modest advances (0.61 % and 0.42 % respectively) but with narrow breadth—IT’s 16‑adv versus 14‑dec and Auto’s even 10‑adv versus 10‑dec split—suggesting that the rally was barely holding and could be vulnerable to further downside. These three segments represent today’s breakdown zones, contrasting sharply with the clear buying dominance seen in FMCG, Metal, and Infrastructure.