Mutual Fund Investment in India was Rs. 85 lakh crore. The decline was
primarily due to the withdrawal of the debt section that saw the 63 and 882
crores of net discharge. However, most other property classes find net
credits, and Equity funds are Rs. 46, 553 crores and hybrid funds Rs. 36, 040
crores and solution -based funds Rs. 16, 624 crore.
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What are the mutual fund inflows in September 2023?
The overall decline of mutual financial investment may be due to increasing
interest rates, concerns of inflation, and many factors, including the
global economic uncertainty. These factors have led to an increase in
fluctuations in the markets, which have withdrawn investors with high risk
and credit equipment.
Despite the decline in the September quarter, the Mutual Fund sector is
confident of the long -term opportunities of the Indian market. Experts
believe that the latest correction gives investors the opportunity to buy
good quality shares in attractive values. They also point out the positive
basics of the Indian economy, such as the story of strong domestic
consumption and the growing middle class.
Here are some additional reasons for the lack of investment in the September quarter
Asset value
Investment Advisory Company, Morning Star India, added that the company
said.
In July, the first month of the September quarter, an investment of Rs 82,
467 crore was made.
But in August, investment fell to Rs 16,180 crore. The total investment of
Rs 63,882 crore in September was withdrawn, and the total investment in the
Much Swalm in this quarter fell to Rs 34,765 crore.
Corporate companies have withdrawn investments for premature tax
requirements, as it is time to announce the quarterly results. This was the
main reason for the excessive exit of high net investment.
Net investment was increased in all sectors, except for the Standard Revenue
Division and the Debt Division.
In addition, the value of the assets under the Mutual Banda sector increased
to Rs 46.22 lakh crore as of last September.
This is 5 percent higher than in the June quarter.
Concerns about inflation: Inflation in India has been increasing in recent
months, which has been driven by factors such as global distribution chain
disorders and war in Ukraine. This has distorted investors' confidence and
made it more cautious in investing in equity funds.
Global economic uncertainty: the global economy faces many challenges,
including the ongoing war in Ukraine, the rise in interest rates in key
economies and concerns of the possible recession. This has led to increased
fluctuations in the world markets, which has affected the sentiments of
investors in India.
Despite these challenges, the mutual fund industry is confident of the long
-term opportunities of the Indian market. Experts believe that the latest
correction gives investors the opportunity to buy good quality shares in
attractive values. They also point out the positive basics of the Indian
economy, such as the story of strong domestic consumption and the growing
middle class.