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Passive Fund AUM Jumps Sharply in October as Inflows Strengthen Across ETF Categories
Passive mutual fund assets under management rose 5.2% in October to ₹13.67 lakh crore, supported by fresh inflows of ₹16,668 crore. Gold ETFs led the surge with ₹7,743 crore in new money, reflecting heightened investor interest amid global uncertainty and commodity market resilience. Index funds and debt passive products also recorded broad-based traction.
Industry analysts attribute the expansion to rising retail adoption of systematic ETF investing and stronger participation from institutions. The trend underscores growing confidence in rule-based and low-cost investment strategies across the Indian market.
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Passive Fund AUM Jumps Sharply in October as Inflows Strengthen Across ETF Categories
Passive mutual fund assets under management rose 5.2% in October to ₹13.67 lakh crore, supported by fresh inflows of ₹16,668 crore. Gold ETFs led the surge with ₹7,743 crore in new money, reflecting heightened investor interest amid global uncertainty and commodity market resilience. Index funds and debt passive products also recorded broad-based traction.
Industry analysts attribute the expansion to rising retail adoption of systematic ETF investing and stronger participation from institutions. The trend underscores growing confidence in rule-based and low-cost investment strategies across the Indian market.
Explore:Mutual Fund Themes
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Passive Fund AUM Jumps Sharply in October as Inflows Strengthen Across ETF Categories
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Passive fund AUM increased 5.2% to ₹13.67 lakh crore in October, driven by ₹16,668 crore inflows, with gold ETFs contributing ₹7,743 crore.
Passive mutual fund assets under management rose 5.2% in October to ₹13.67 lakh crore, supported by fresh inflows of ₹16,668 crore. Gold ETFs led the surge with ₹7,743 crore in new money, reflecting heightened investor interest amid global uncertainty and commodity market resilience. Index funds and debt passive products also recorded broad-based traction.
Industry analysts attribute the expansion to rising retail adoption of systematic ETF investing and stronger participation from institutions. The trend underscores growing confidence in rule-based and low-cost investment strategies across the Indian market.
Passive mutual fund assets under management rose 5.2% in October to ₹13.67 lakh crore, supported by fresh inflows of ₹16,668 crore. Gold ETFs led the surge with ₹7,743 crore in new money, reflecting heightened investor interest amid global uncertainty and commodity market resilience. Index funds and debt passive products also recorded broad-based traction.
Industry analysts attribute the expansion to rising retail adoption of systematic ETF investing and stronger participation from institutions. The trend underscores growing confidence in rule-based and low-cost investment strategies across the Indian market.
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