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Debt mutual funds record strong inflows as institutional redeployment picks up
Debt mutual funds saw a sharp turnaround in October with net inflows of ₹1.6 lakh crore, reversing the consistent outflows seen in recent months. Institutional investors drove most of the redeployment as short-term liquidity conditions improved and treasury desks sought safer yield opportunities ahead of major global policy updates. Liquid and overnight funds captured the largest share, supported by better rate visibility and lower volatility expectations.
Analysts noted that stabilizing inflation indicators and anticipated bond-market cues may continue supporting selective inflows over the coming weeks.
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Debt mutual funds record strong inflows as institutional redeployment picks up
Debt mutual funds saw a sharp turnaround in October with net inflows of ₹1.6 lakh crore, reversing the consistent outflows seen in recent months. Institutional investors drove most of the redeployment as short-term liquidity conditions improved and treasury desks sought safer yield opportunities ahead of major global policy updates. Liquid and overnight funds captured the largest share, supported by better rate visibility and lower volatility expectations.
Analysts noted that stabilizing inflation indicators and anticipated bond-market cues may continue supporting selective inflows over the coming weeks.
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Debt mutual funds posted ₹1.6 lakh crore in inflows during October as institutions redeployed capital into liquid and overnight funds amid improving visibility and stable rate conditions.
Debt mutual funds saw a sharp turnaround in October with net inflows of ₹1.6 lakh crore, reversing the consistent outflows seen in recent months. Institutional investors drove most of the redeployment as short-term liquidity conditions improved and treasury desks sought safer yield opportunities ahead of major global policy updates. Liquid and overnight funds captured the largest share, supported by better rate visibility and lower volatility expectations.
Analysts noted that stabilizing inflation indicators and anticipated bond-market cues may continue supporting selective inflows over the coming weeks.
Debt mutual funds saw a sharp turnaround in October with net inflows of ₹1.6 lakh crore, reversing the consistent outflows seen in recent months. Institutional investors drove most of the redeployment as short-term liquidity conditions improved and treasury desks sought safer yield opportunities ahead of major global policy updates. Liquid and overnight funds captured the largest share, supported by better rate visibility and lower volatility expectations.
Analysts noted that stabilizing inflation indicators and anticipated bond-market cues may continue supporting selective inflows over the coming weeks.
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