The new height of the MF industry AUM is Rs 70 billion and the sip traffic is Rs 266,3188 crore
Total assets managed by the mutual fund industry in India rose by Rs 699 crore in April 2025, compared with Rs 699 crore in March 2025, at Rs 6574 crore in March 2025, in the strong inflow rate (cross MF) debt (2,19,136.27 crore), Equile (etc.), etc. (RS) 24,269. (Rs 14,24755 crore) and ETF (Rs 19,056.66 crore).
As gold prices soared in April, investors booked profits for the second consecutive month as redemptions were higher than redemptions (Rs 1,669.08 crore) as redemptions were higher than redemptions (Rs 1,669.08 crore) and investors booked profits for the second consecutive month.
The mutual fund industry’s sip inflow was at a new high of Rs 26,631.88 crore in April and added a new SIPS of Rs 46.01 lakh. The number of SIP accounts contributed is 83,800 million, just like the monthly data released by the Mutual Fund Association in India.
Inflows of equity funds remained positive in the 50th month with inflows of Rs 24,269.26 crore.
However, after hitting an all-time high of Rs 41,155,91 crore in December 2024, the inflow of equity funds has been in the past four months.
“The one-year short-term debt plan has already had strong flows, reflecting the uncertainty of investors’ thinking, while the uncertainty of flowing to maturing funds over one year is relatively heavy,” said Union AMC CEO Madhu Nair.
“Debt mutual funds recycle their liquidity, which was depleted due to advance tax outflows and other cash commitments in March. But these reflect the company’s liquidity more than more retail or individual investor-driven stocks,” said Vikas Gupta of Unpaid Capital.
Among hybrid funds, the net inflow of arbitrage funds is Rs 117,9037 crore.
“While geopolitical developments and border tensions may introduce short-term market volatility, investors are encouraged to focus on their long-term financial goals. Impulsive response to temporary market changes may derail investment strategies,” Chalasani said.
