Monthly inflows into mutual funds decreased by around 75%, reaching Rs 60,363 crore in November from Rs 2.39 lakh crore in October. Moreover, November saw a 92% decline in inflows into debt funds and a 14% decline in inflows into equities mutual funds.
Inflows into equity mutual funds fell by about 14% in November, reaching Rs 35,943 crore from Rs 41,886 crore in October.
All categories of equities mutual funds experienced inflows in November. The inflow chart was still dominated by sectoral and theme funds, which received Rs 7,657 crore in November compared to Rs 12,278 crore in October.
In November, mid-cap funds saw an input of Rs 4,883 crore, while flexi-cap funds received an inflow of Rs 5,084 crore. The inflow into small-cap funds was Rs 4,111 crore, up from Rs 3,771 crore in October.
In November, inflows of Rs 430 crore and Rs 618 crore went into targeted funds and ELSS funds, respectively.
ELSS funds experienced a 61% monthly rise in inflows across all equity mutual fund categories, while small-cap funds witnessed a 9% growth within the same time frame.
The largest reduction in inflows was seen by dividend yield funds, which had a monthly loss of over 60%. Focused fund inflows as well as sectoral and theme fund inflows fell 38% month over month.
From Rs 1.57 lakh crore in October to Rs 12,915 crore in November, inflows into debt mutual funds fell by 92%.
Inflows occurred in most categories of debt mutual funds. In November, low-duration funds saw the greatest inflow of Rs 4,374 crore, while ultra-short-duration funds received Rs 2,961 crore.
At Rs 79 crore and Rs 274 crore, respectively, long-duration funds and gilt funds with a 10-year constant duration witnessed the lowest inflows in November.
Liquid funds experienced an influx of Rs 83,863 crore in October and the biggest outflow of Rs 1,778 crore in November. In November, short-duration funds saw an outflow of Rs 454 crore, while floater funds saw an outflow of Rs 342 crore.
