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2h agoLargecap and midcap inflows diverge while gold ETF allocations surge

India mutual fund flow data shows largecap schemes posted ₹2,835 crore net inflows in August 2025 while midcap funds attracted ₹5,331 crore, reflecting differentiated allocator conviction on risk-adjusted return curve positioning.
Meanwhile gold ETFs recorded a sharp ₹8,363 crore inflow, driven by elevated global uncertainty narratives, inflation hedging preference and cross-asset defensiveness.
Fund strategists say retail portfolios are increasingly blending cyclical equity exposure with structural safe-haven ballast as global market volatility persists and emerging market policy signals remain highly sensitive to U.S. macro trajectory.
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2h agoLargecap and midcap inflows diverge while gold ETF allocations surge

India mutual fund flow data shows largecap schemes posted ₹2,835 crore net inflows in August 2025 while midcap funds attracted ₹5,331 crore, reflecting differentiated allocator conviction on risk-adjusted return curve positioning.
Meanwhile gold ETFs recorded a sharp ₹8,363 crore inflow, driven by elevated global uncertainty narratives, inflation hedging preference and cross-asset defensiveness.
Fund strategists say retail portfolios are increasingly blending cyclical equity exposure with structural safe-haven ballast as global market volatility persists and emerging market policy signals remain highly sensitive to U.S. macro trajectory.
Explore:Mutual Fund Categories
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Largecaps saw ₹2,835 crore inflows and midcaps ₹5,331 crore while gold ETF flows hit ₹8,363 crore, showing retail investors balancing equity growth with safe-haven hedges.
India mutual fund flow data shows largecap schemes posted ₹2,835 crore net inflows in August 2025 while midcap funds attracted ₹5,331 crore, reflecting differentiated allocator conviction on risk-adjusted return curve positioning.
Meanwhile gold ETFs recorded a sharp ₹8,363 crore inflow, driven by elevated global uncertainty narratives, inflation hedging preference and cross-asset defensiveness.
Fund strategists say retail portfolios are increasingly blending cyclical equity exposure with structural safe-haven ballast as global market volatility persists and emerging market policy signals remain highly sensitive to U.S. macro trajectory.

India mutual fund flow data shows largecap schemes posted ₹2,835 crore net inflows in August 2025 while midcap funds attracted ₹5,331 crore, reflecting differentiated allocator conviction on risk-adjusted return curve positioning.
Meanwhile gold ETFs recorded a sharp ₹8,363 crore inflow, driven by elevated global uncertainty narratives, inflation hedging preference and cross-asset defensiveness.
Fund strategists say retail portfolios are increasingly blending cyclical equity exposure with structural safe-haven ballast as global market volatility persists and emerging market policy signals remain highly sensitive to U.S. macro trajectory.
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Nov 8, 2025 • 11:09 IST