Sector Money Flow: 8/10/2026

Money‑flow dynamics: The only sectors that posted any net buying pressure were Banks, IT, FMCG, and Infra, each registering two advancing stocks against a broader pool of decliners. Although their price drops were modest (‑1.55 % to ‑3.02 %), the presence of multiple advancers suggests that capital was still rotating into these groups, likely on the back of sector‑specific catalysts or relative valuation appeal. Energy, Metal, and Media each managed a single advancing issue, indicating isolated buying interest that was insufficient to offset the prevailing sell‑off. The remaining sectors—Auto, Pharma, and Realty—showed no advancing stocks, pointing to a net outflow of funds.

Sectors that broke down: The most pronounced breakdowns occurred in Auto (‑2.41 %, 0 adv), Pharma (‑2.56 %, 0 adv), and Realty (‑2.78 %, 0 adv), where the absence of any advancing shares underscores a decisive shift to the downside. Even sectors with a few advancers could not stave off losses; Energy (‑2.76 %), Metal (‑3.26 %), and Media (‑3.28 %) all posted double‑digit point declines despite a solitary advancing stock each. Overall, the market narrative was dominated by broad‑based weakness, with only a handful of sectors managing limited buying pressure while the rest succumbed to a clear sell‑off.