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The latest AMFI data suggests investors are favoring equities with SIP contributions soaring to an all time high and even&nbsp;folios under retail schemes rose to a peak of Rs 8.95 crore.&nbsp;New fund offers (NFOs) continued to attract big money from retail investors and mobilised Rs 23,668 crore in AugustThere also seems to be 2-3 trends emerging out of the recent mutual fund investments by investors. The small-cap category has shown outflows while money seems to be moving into hybrid or balanced funds.&nbsp;The balanced advantage category continued saw net inflow worth Rs 16,570.97 crore last month and&nbsp;Flexi cap funds saw inflows of Rs 4,741 crore, followed by focused funds.Investors also invested Rs.6,863 Crore in equity oriented NFOs&nbsp;while the overall flows into New Fund Offers (NFOs) stood at Rs 23,668 cr.The overall Assets Under Management of MFs touched a new high of ₹36.59-lakh crore last month.&nbsp;

Sensex at 60,000: Retail investors party hard as SIP investments top $1 billion

SIP Contribution (` Cr) April 2021 ​​8596 May 8819 June​ 9156 July 9609 Aug ​9923 New Fund Offers (NFOs) - June: `358 cr - July: `13,709 cr - Aug: `23,668 cr

The overall Assets Under Management of MFs touched a new high of Rs 36.59-lakh crore last month.&nbsp;

Sensex&nbsp;has soared to 60,000 and it is the retail investors that are hosting the party on Dalal&nbsp;Street. The retail rush into the market is evident with&nbsp;SIP contributions soaring to an all time high nearing Rs 10,000 cr and even&nbsp;folios under retail schemes rose to a peak of Rs 8.95 crore.&nbsp;New fund offers (NFOs) continued to attract big money from retail investors and mobilised Rs 23,668 crore in August
Investors also poured in&nbsp;Rs.6,863 Crore in equity oriented NFOs&nbsp;. The overall Assets Under Management of MFs touched a new high of ₹36.59-lakh crore last month.&nbsp; There also seems to be 2-3 trends emerging out of the recent mutual fund investments by investors. The small-cap category has shown outflows while money seems to be moving into hybrid or balanced funds.&nbsp;The balanced advantage category continued saw net inflow worth Rs 16,570.97 crore last month and&nbsp;Flexi cap funds saw inflows of Rs 4,741 crore, followed by focused funds.

A surge of redemption saw equity mutual fund inflows dip by 50% in June, the silver lining is that&nbsp; it was the fifth straight month of positive net equity inflow in June. Here are the details of fund flows-:&nbsp;The equity inflow slowdown

Equity funds got an inflow of Rs 5,988 crore in June 2021, down from Rs 10,082 crore in May.
Equity-linked saving funds see out flow of Rs 791 cr , Value funds lost Rs 114 crore&nbsp;in June&nbsp;

Where is the money moving?

Bond funds saw net inflows of Rs 3,566 crore in June 2021 against outflows of Rs 44,512 crore in May
Mid cap funds got the highest inflows of Rs 1,729 crore&nbsp;(ex-redemptions)
Floater fund and low duration fund got net inflows of Rs 6,318 crore and Rs 6,273 crore, respectively.
Gold funds got net inflows of Rs 359 crore in June compared to Rs 287 crore in May&nbsp;


Redemptions lead to a 50% drop in equity inflows for mutual funds in June, Where is the money moving?

Redemption&nbsp;lead to a 50% drop in equity inflows for mutual funds in June, Where is the money moving?

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Equity mutual fund inflows dip by 50% in June; debt MFs recover.

A surge of redemption saw equity mutual fund inflows dip by 50% in June, the silver lining is that June the fifth straight month of positive net equity inflows. Here are the details of fund flows and where the money is moving-: &nbsp; The equity inflow slowdown
<ul>
<li>Equity funds got an inflow of Rs 5,988 crore in June 2021, down from Rs 10,082 crore in May.</li>
<li>Equity-linked saving funds see out flow of Rs 791 cr , Value funds lost Rs 114 crore&nbsp;in June&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Where is the money moving?
<ul>
<li>Bond funds saw net inflows of Rs 3,566 crore in June 2021 against outflows of Rs 44,512 crore in May</li>
<li>Mid cap funds got the highest inflows of Rs 1,729 crore&nbsp;(ex-redemptions)</li>
<li>Floater fund and low duration fund got net inflows of Rs 6,318 crore and Rs 6,273 crore, respectively.</li>
<li>Gold funds got net inflows of Rs 359 crore in June compared to Rs 287 crore in May &nbsp;</li>
</ul>

After 8 months of outflows the curse on equity mutual funds seemed to have been lifted.&nbsp;Equity-oriented schemes in March have reported net inflows of Rs 9,115 cr.
As per AMFI&nbsp;data&nbsp;Gross redemptions in March came in much lower at Rs 18,908 crore for equity schemes vs Rs 30,000 cr in previous months. Investment in SIP also saw a big boost of inflow of Rs 9,100 cr.&nbsp;Debt-oriented schemes however saw net outflows of over Rs 52,000 cr.
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Finally some inflow! Equity MF sees net inflow after 8 months

After 8 months of outflows the curse on equity mutual funds seemed to have been lifted.&nbsp;Equity-oriented schemes in March have reported net inflows of Rs 9,000 cr.
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After 8 months of outflows the curse on equity mutual funds seemed to have been lifted.&nbsp;Equity-oriented schemes in March have reported net inflows of Rs 9,115 cr.
As per AMFI&nbsp;data&nbsp;Gross redemptions in March came in much lower at Rs 18,908 crore for equity schemes vs Rs 30,000 cr in previous months. Investment in SIP also saw a big boost of inflow of Rs 9,100 cr.&nbsp; Debt-oriented schemes however saw net outflows of over Rs 52,000 cr.
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