SECTOR FLOW
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Sector Money Flow: 23/10/2026
Money‑flow dynamics – The only sector that managed to muster a relatively robust internal buying pressure was Pharma, posting six advancing stocks against a modest 0.87 % decline, the highest count of winners in the market snapshot. Auto and IT each recorded five advancers, while FMCG posted four, suggesting that pockets of buying interest persisted in these traditionally defensive and growth‑oriented groups despite the overall negative drift. The remaining sectors displayed weaker intra‑sector participation, with Energy, Infra, and Media limited to two or three advancers each, indicating that the breadth of buying was thin and insufficient to offset the prevailing sell‑off.
Sector breakdowns – The clearest signs of weakness emerged in the segments that failed to produce any advancing stocks. Both Realty and Metal posted zero advancers, with declines of –2.56 % and –3.01 % respectively, marking them as the most pronounced breakdowns of the session. Banks also exhibited a pronounced deterioration, registering only a single advancing stock while slipping 3.24 %, underscoring a broad‑based retreat in financials. These sectors, together with the broader negative momentum across the market, highlight a day of pervasive selling pressure, with the few pockets of buying unable to stem the overall decline.
Sector breakdowns – The clearest signs of weakness emerged in the segments that failed to produce any advancing stocks. Both Realty and Metal posted zero advancers, with declines of –2.56 % and –3.01 % respectively, marking them as the most pronounced breakdowns of the session. Banks also exhibited a pronounced deterioration, registering only a single advancing stock while slipping 3.24 %, underscoring a broad‑based retreat in financials. These sectors, together with the broader negative momentum across the market, highlight a day of pervasive selling pressure, with the few pockets of buying unable to stem the overall decline.
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