Overview
- AMFI’s June data released July 10 shows equity-oriented mutual funds drew about Rs 28,973 crore in net inflows, lifting equity AUM to Rs 37.34 lakh crore.
- Systematic Investment Plan contributions rose to Rs 31,781 crore in June, while hybrid funds attracted Rs 12,893 crore, signaling steady retail participation.
- Gold ETFs reversed May outflows and secured roughly Rs 3,443 crore in fresh investments, and other ETFs also saw notable inflows.
- Debt-oriented schemes recorded about Rs 1.09 lakh crore of net redemptions in June, the second large monthly withdrawal in a row, which cut debt AUM to around Rs 17.38 lakh crore and drove the industry into a net outflow.
- The shift follows very strong equity inflows in March–April and suggests investors are reallocating from fixed-income to higher-risk or inflation-hedged assets, a trend that could affect short-term liquidity in debt funds and investor income from cash-like products.