Mutual fund inflows likely to remain volatile in near term: report


Daijiworld Media Network- Mumbai

Mumbai, Mar 14: Fund inflows through mutual funds (MFs) are expected to remain volatile in the near term due to fluctuating market conditions and global economic uncertainties, according to a recent report.

The report highlights that while domestic institutional investments have remained strong, factors such as interest rate movements, geopolitical tensions, and investor sentiment could lead to fluctuations in MF inflows. Experts suggest that equity and debt markets may witness periodic swings as investors adjust their portfolios based on market trends.

Despite the near-term uncertainty, analysts believe that the long-term outlook for the Indian mutual fund industry remains positive, supported by growing retail participation and a rising preference for systematic investment plans (SIPs). Fund houses are advising investors to stay focused on their financial goals and avoid panic-driven decisions during short-term volatility.

Market watchers will closely monitor upcoming economic data, global cues, and policy decisions to assess the impact on MF inflows in the coming months.

  

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