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Equity-Fund Flows Decline While SIPs Stay Resilient in India
In October, India’s equity mutual funds recorded inflows of ₹24,690 crore, marking a 19 % decline from the previous year amid cautious investor sentiment and volatile markets. In contrast, SIP contributions rose to ₹29,529 crore, indicating consistent long-term retail engagement. Meanwhile, debt schemes gathered about ₹1.6 lakh crore, signalling a shift toward liquid and overnight instruments.
Fund houses interpreted the trend as a defensive allocation stance ahead of key macro releases; however, diversification within equity mandates continued via flexicap and sectoral categories.
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Equity-Fund Flows Decline While SIPs Stay Resilient in India
In October, India’s equity mutual funds recorded inflows of ₹24,690 crore, marking a 19 % decline from the previous year amid cautious investor sentiment and volatile markets. In contrast, SIP contributions rose to ₹29,529 crore, indicating consistent long-term retail engagement. Meanwhile, debt schemes gathered about ₹1.6 lakh crore, signalling a shift toward liquid and overnight instruments.
Fund houses interpreted the trend as a defensive allocation stance ahead of key macro releases; however, diversification within equity mandates continued via flexicap and sectoral categories.
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Equity-Fund Flows Decline While SIPs Stay Resilient in India
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Equity mutual-fund inflows in October settled at ₹24,690 crore (-19 % YoY) while SIPs rose to ₹29,529 crore and debt funds attracted ₹1.6 lakh crore amid cautious sentiment.
In October, India’s equity mutual funds recorded inflows of ₹24,690 crore, marking a 19 % decline from the previous year amid cautious investor sentiment and volatile markets. In contrast, SIP contributions rose to ₹29,529 crore, indicating consistent long-term retail engagement. Meanwhile, debt schemes gathered about ₹1.6 lakh crore, signalling a shift toward liquid and overnight instruments.
Fund houses interpreted the trend as a defensive allocation stance ahead of key macro releases; however, diversification within equity mandates continued via flexicap and sectoral categories.
In October, India’s equity mutual funds recorded inflows of ₹24,690 crore, marking a 19 % decline from the previous year amid cautious investor sentiment and volatile markets. In contrast, SIP contributions rose to ₹29,529 crore, indicating consistent long-term retail engagement. Meanwhile, debt schemes gathered about ₹1.6 lakh crore, signalling a shift toward liquid and overnight instruments.
Fund houses interpreted the trend as a defensive allocation stance ahead of key macro releases; however, diversification within equity mandates continued via flexicap and sectoral categories.
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