February Sees 8.11% Surge in Equity Inflows: AMFI Reports Rs. 25,977.91 Crore Growth

There was a noticeable increase in equity inflows. Despite the sector’s overall moderation from January levels, equity mutual fund inflows rose in February.

According to monthly data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), as investors took advantage of the market decline to acquire more units, equity inflows into mutual fund schemes rose 8% last month to around Rs. 25,978 crore from Rs. 24,029 crore in January.

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After the strong rebound seen in the previous month, the mutual fund industry as a whole reported net inflows of Rs. 94,543 crore in February, which was less than the Rs. 1.56 lakh crore recorded in January, indicating a slowdown in flows across a number of categories. Despite this, the industry remained in net positive territory, demonstrating continued investor interest in mutual fund investments.

Additionally, gold exchange traded funds (ETFs) maintained their appeal to investors during this period. The category saw net inflows of Rs. 5,255 crore in February, which was a significant decrease from January’s record Rs. 24,040 crore increase. Although the February inflow was less than the Rs. 11,647 crore recorded in December, it was still more than the Rs. 3,742 crore recorded in November.