Sector money-flow — where the rupees are going.
The one-screen answer to "what's leading today?". Every NIFTY sectoral index ranked by today's move, with 52-week range context so you can tell whether a sector rally is a breakout or just bouncing off a floor. Updated every 5 minutes from NSE's public all-indices snapshot.
How to read sector flow
- • Leaders vs NIFTY. Sectors outperforming NIFTY on any given day are attracting relative money. Daily outperformance is noise; sustained leadership across 5-10 sessions is rotation.
- • 52-week range context. A 2% up-day in a sector near its 52-week high is different from a 2% up-day in a sector near its 52-week low. The first is continuation; the second is bounce.
- • Defensive vs cyclical tilt. When FMCG + Pharma + IT lead together on down days = defensive risk-off. When Bank + Auto + Metal lead together on up days = cyclical risk-on.
- • PSU Bank vs Private Bank divergence. A classic Indian-market tell. When PSU banks outperform private banks, it's usually a bond-yield-up regime (higher rates help PSU bank NIMs more than privates). The reverse signals disinflation trades.
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Today's rotation in historical context
Axel compares today's sector-leaders mix to the last 12 months, flags which historical regimes it resembles (risk-on cyclicals / defensive rotation / quality chase), and explains what played out next. Analysis only.
Research tool · not investment advice.
Axel Markets is an information + analytics product. We are not a SEBI-registered Research Analyst (RA) or Investment Adviser (IA). Nothing on this page is a buy, sell, or hold recommendation. Past performance is not indicative of future returns. Verify all data against the authoritative source (NSE, BSE, AMFI, SEBI, company RHP / factsheet) before acting. Data is a 5-minute snapshot of NSE's public allIndices endpoint; distance-from-high and distance-from-low are computed from the endpoint's yearHigh/yearLow fields. Intraday flow ≠ institutional buying (retail and momentum chasers can dominate any short window). Educational research, not a trade recommendation.