Investors get out of date funds in February from ₹ 6,526 crore – CNBC TV18

Investors get out of date funds in February from ₹ 6,526 crore – CNBC TV18


The loan mutual fund saw a net outflow of 6,525.56 crore in February 2025, reverse with a strong influx of ₹ 1,28,652.58 crore in January. Short -term funds saw the highest redemption, while liquid funds recorded the most flow.

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Class-wise demonstration

Exit:

  • Ultra-Short period fund: ₹ 4,281.02 crore
  • Funds of overnight money and short term: ₹ 2,263.94 crore
  • Money Market Fund: ₹ 275.96 crore

Inflow:

  • Liquid Fund: ₹ 4,976.97 Crore
  • Corporate Bond Fund: ₹ 1,064.83 Crore
  • Short term funds: ₹ 473.53 crore

Causal

Nehal Mashram, Senior Analyst – Manager Research, Morningstar Investment Research India, blamed investors for reviving the portfolio.

Meshram said, “10 out of 16 date fund categories saw the outflow in short -term funds. They had 90% of the total redemption.”

He said that some investors may be transferred to long -term bonds in anticipation of interest rate cuts by RBI.

He said, “Medium to long periods and gilt funds saw marginal flow, reflecting the position of the probable capital appreciation. Gilt funds are attractive due to their low credit risk and sovereign support,” he said.

market Outlook

The flow of date funds can be stable as soon as the market conditions develop. Interest rate movements and inflation trends will be the major factors affecting the investor’s spirit in the coming months.

Other category performance

On the other hand, the new Fund Offer (NFO) collected 4,029 crore, compared to ₹ 4,544 crore in the previous month. Gold ETF recorded a section of 1,980 crores, below ₹ 3,751.4 crore.

The quantity of ₹ 5,711.6 crore in January is less than 9,016.6 crore in sectoral and thematic funds.

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