Where money actually moved, across 737 classified companies. Read down the Today column for the session and across a row for whether a sector has been working for a week, a month or a year — the four together tell you whether today is a turn or a continuation.
NSE’s own sector indices, today, best to worst — an independent check on the medians below, computed by the exchange rather than by us.
Financials+0.57%
Media+0.55%
PSU Bank+0.39%
Pvt Bank+0.34%
Bank+0.31%
Cons Durables+0.06%
Oil & Gas+0.01%
Realty-0.02%
IT-0.08%
FMCG-0.27%
Energy-0.29%
Healthcare-0.38%
Auto-0.41%
Pharma-0.51%
Metal-0.65%
Where each sector sits in its own P/E history
NSE’s own published multiple, not an estimate of ours
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Pharma
41.1×
95th
33.9×
Auto
32.0×
91st
26.1×
Healthcare
43.3×
87th
38.3×
Media
40.6×
44th
43.1×
Pvt Bank
17.0×
40th
17.4×
PSU Bank
7.6×
37th
7.8×
Oil & Gas
10.9×
26th
12.0×
Energy
14.8×
23rd
15.3×
Cons Durables
63.5×
23rd
69.5×
Realty
37.0×
16th
42.4×
Bank
13.4×
11th
14.6×
Financials
15.7×
6th
17.0×
Metal
16.2×
3rd
19.8×
IT
18.4×
2nd
26.9×
FMCG
31.4×
0th
41.7×
Each band runs from the 5th to the 95th percentile of that index’s own published P/E over the stored window, 526 sessions back to 29 July 2024. The tick is its median, the dot is today.
A multiple is not a verdict. An index near the low end of its own range is not therefore cheap, and one near the top is not therefore expensive: earnings move too. This is a description of where a published number sits against its own past, and nothing on this site recommends buying or selling anything.
Colour intensity is on one shared scale clipped at the 90th percentile of absolute move, so a shade means the same thing in every row and one wild sector cannot wash the board out to grey.
Today the median Utilities stock moved +2.71% and the median Metals & Mining stock -1.26%. Every cell is the median member, not the average — a sector carried by one big winner should not look like a sector that is working.
Sector
Stocks
Today
1W
1M
3M
1Y
Breadth today
Utilities
4
+2.71%
+9.98%
+15.55%
+21.67%
+1.41%
2 of 4 up
Media Entertainment & Publication
8
+0.92%
+0.97%
-2.11%
+9.20%
+10.14%
5 of 8 up
Construction Materials
16
+0.06%
-1.88%
-5.89%
-7.49%
-26.62%
8 of 16 up
Financial Services
119
+0.00%
-1.17%
-2.38%
+2.66%
+3.02%
58 of 119 up
Realty
17
-0.04%
-2.87%
-0.99%
+2.33%
-20.81%
8 of 17 up
Construction
23
-0.04%
-1.38%
-1.74%
-9.45%
-31.55%
11 of 23 up
Chemicals
44
-0.06%
-0.87%
-2.37%
-0.77%
-11.89%
18 of 44 up
Textiles
12
-0.18%
+0.49%
-2.75%
+6.81%
-0.98%
4 of 12 up
Oil Gas & Consumable Fuels
17
-0.18%
+0.88%
-0.70%
-2.45%
-3.57%
8 of 17 up
Automobile and Auto Components
48
-0.19%
-0.58%
-4.50%
+1.25%
+4.14%
20 of 48 up
Healthcare
68
-0.21%
-0.45%
+0.27%
+11.72%
+9.80%
25 of 68 up
Consumer Durables
40
-0.23%
-1.32%
-3.69%
-1.94%
-12.40%
16 of 40 up
Fast Moving Consumer Goods
43
-0.37%
-1.56%
-3.77%
-3.23%
-17.43%
17 of 43 up
Information Technology
36
-0.42%
-4.08%
-7.49%
-0.10%
-25.91%
14 of 36 up
Telecommunication
13
-0.47%
-0.79%
-0.11%
-4.89%
-8.34%
2 of 13 up
Services
26
-0.60%
-0.70%
-1.54%
+1.16%
-4.32%
9 of 26 up
Capital Goods
110
-0.61%
-0.61%
+0.66%
+1.13%
+11.49%
34 of 110 up
Power
21
-0.65%
+0.21%
-3.28%
-9.18%
-11.54%
5 of 21 up
Consumer Services
45
-0.66%
-0.40%
-2.25%
+3.75%
-21.01%
11 of 45 up
Metals & Mining
23
-1.26%
-0.17%
-3.03%
+0.01%
+10.13%
3 of 23 up
NSE industry classification · sectors with at least four scanned members