Sector Money Flow: 15/10/2026

Money‑flow dynamics – The market’s most active capital allocation was observed in Auto, Pharma, and IT. Auto posted the highest net advance count (+10) with 15 stocks gaining versus 5 falling, translating into a modest 0.56 % sector uplift. Pharma, despite a smaller price gain of 0.15 %, recorded the largest absolute number of advancers (17) against 8 decliners, delivering a net +9‑stock bias. IT, while ending the session down 0.75 %, still generated significant turnover, with 16 stocks advancing against 14 declining, indicating robust trading volume even in a weakening price environment. Energy and Realty also contributed positively, each posting a net neutral to modestly positive balance (Energy: 10 adv / 10 dec, net 0; Realty: 9 adv / 6 dec, net +3), supporting the overall modest upside in the market’s leading sectors.

Sector breakdowns – The broadest deterioration occurred in Infra, Media, and Banks, each posting double‑digit declines in both price and stock count. Infra fell the most sharply at –1.03 % with a net -16‑stock bias (2 adv / 18 dec). Media and Banks followed, slipping –1.44 % (net –9) and –1.68 % (net –6) respectively, reflecting pronounced selling pressure. FMCG also turned sharply negative, down –0.85 % with a net –10‑stock deficit (5 adv / 15 dec). Metal and IT completed the list of underperformers, both registering sub‑1 % losses and net negative stock counts (Metal –0.42 %, net –2; IT –