Archive · 10 Jun 2025
Equity Mutual Fund Inflows Moderate Amid Market Volatility
Think of mutual funds as a way people invest in the stock market.
In May, less money went into these funds than before, though the overall amount invested is still very high.
This is because the stock market went up, so some investors took their profits.
However, people are still putting money into these funds.
Small-cap funds, which invest in smaller companies, remain popular.
Investors are also becoming more cautious, by investing in different kinds of funds to spread their risk.
Overall, this shows that investors are becoming smarter about managing their money.
Equity mutual fund inflows decreased by 22% in May to ₹19,013 crore.
Assets Under Management (AUM) for equity mutual funds rose to ₹72.2 lakh crore in May.
Despite the decrease, this marks the 51st consecutive month of positive equity inflows.
Small-cap funds remained popular, with inflows of ₹3,214 crore.
Investors are adopting a more balanced approach, with increased interest in hybrid funds.
- Who
- Investors in equity mutual funds
- What
- Equity mutual fund inflows and AUM
- When
- May 2024
- Where
- India
- Why
- Reflect market performance and investor sentiment.
Risk-Averse Investors
Growth-Oriented Investors
Small-Cap Investments
Risk-Averse Investors
Some analysts caution against over-investment in small-cap funds due to associated risks.
Growth-Oriented Investors
Advocates of small-cap funds are optimistic about long-term growth.
- Equity Inflows (May)
- ₹19,013 crore
- Equity AUM (May)
- ₹72.2 lakh crore
- Monthly SIP Contributions
- ₹26,688 crore
- Small Cap Fund Inflows
- ₹3,214 crore
- Redemptions (May)
- ₹37,591 crore