Mutual funds shift toward debt after September’s heavy outflows
Following massive outflows (~₹1.02 trillion) in September—led by money market and liquid funds—India’s mutual fund industry is redirecting flows into short- and medium-term debt schemes. With interest rate cut expectations rising, fund managers believe debt instruments will gain favor for yield stability. The shift may moderate equity fund volatility and stabilize flows in the near term.
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Mutual funds shift toward debt after September’s heavy outflows
Following massive outflows (~₹1.02 trillion) in September—led by money market and liquid funds—India’s mutual fund industry is redirecting flows into short- and medium-term debt schemes. With interest rate cut expectations rising, fund managers believe debt instruments will gain favor for yield stability. The shift may moderate equity fund volatility and stabilize flows in the near term.
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Mutual funds shift toward debt after September’s heavy outflows
2 days ago
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MFs reallocate to debt after major September redemptions.
Following massive outflows (~₹1.02 trillion) in September—led by money market and liquid funds—India’s mutual fund industry is redirecting flows into short- and medium-term debt schemes. With interest rate cut expectations rising, fund managers believe debt instruments will gain favor for yield stability. The shift may moderate equity fund volatility and stabilize flows in the near term.
Following massive outflows (~₹1.02 trillion) in September—led by money market and liquid funds—India’s mutual fund industry is redirecting flows into short- and medium-term debt schemes. With interest rate cut expectations rising, fund managers believe debt instruments will gain favor for yield stability. The shift may moderate equity fund volatility and stabilize flows in the near term.