According to data released by AMFI for February, liquid funds saw a significant increase in inflows, jumping from Rs 49,468 crore to Rs 83,642.33 crore month-on-month (MoM). ETF fund inflows also surged, rising from Rs 571 crore in January to Rs 6,461.67 crore in February. Large-cap funds experienced an increase in inflows, reaching Rs 1,287 crore in February compared to Rs 921.14 crore in January.
However, small- and mid-cap mutual funds witnessed a decrease in inflows. The AMFI data for February, revealed on Friday (March 8, 2024), showed a notable increase in inflows for liquid funds and ETFs.
Liquid funds were the top gainers in February, with inflows soaring from Rs 49,468 crore to Rs 83,642.33 crore MoM. The overall performance of mutual funds in February compared to January is as follows:
AMFI February Data:
- Net equity inflows for February stood at Rs 26,703.06 crore, up from Rs 21,749 crore in January.
- ETF fund inflows surged from Rs 571 crore in January to Rs 6,461.67 crore in February.
- Hybrid scheme inflows declined from Rs 20,637 crore to Rs 18,105.08 crore MoM.
- Credit risk outflows increased from 303 in January to 366 in February.
- Small-cap fund inflows fell from Rs 3,257 crore to Rs 2,922.45 crore MoM.
- Mid-cap fund inflows decreased from Rs 2,061 crore to Rs 1,808.18 crore.
- Large-cap funds saw an increase in inflows, rising to Rs 1,287 crore in February from Rs 921.14 crore in January.
- ELSS fund inflows dipped from Rs 532 crore in January to Rs 339 crore in February.
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