Large cap funds regain favour as mid & small cap flows cool
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- ✓Investors are shifting back to large-cap mutual funds as market volatility cools.
- ✓Data from AMFI showed net equity inflows fell to ₹32,994 crore in October.
- ✓Saugata Chatterjee said, "The continued improvement in large-cap inflows was encouraging, particularly as valuations have become relatively attractive," as many investors balance their portfolio exposure.
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Investors are shifting back to large-cap mutual funds in India as market volatility eases and valuations look more attractive
Investors are increasingly turning to large-cap-oriented mutual fund schemes as market volatility and valuation concerns cool enthusiasm for mid- and small-cap funds.
Data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) showed net equity inflows fell 14 per cent month-on-month to ₹32,994 crore in October from ₹38,307 crore in September.
However, large-cap categories bucked the trend.
Inflows into large-and-mid-cap funds nearly doubled to ₹8,484 crore from ₹4,271 crore a month earlier, while large-cap funds attracted ₹1,032 crore, up 20 per cent from ₹859 crore.
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