(Reuters) -Investors in Indian mutual funds pivoted towards the safety of largecap stocks and gold exchange traded funds (ETF) in January as markets turned volatile, data released on Wednesday showed.

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Mutual fund equity inflows dip in January due to market volatility, but investors remain confident in equity investment.

Monthly systematic investment plan (SIP) contributions stayed above the Rs 26,000 crore mark for the second straight month, ...

Investors contributed ₹26,400 crore, slightly lower than the ₹26,459 crore recorded in December 2024, according to the ...

Mutual fund SIPs remain undeterred despite a market sell-off with the monthly inflows remaining above Rs 26,000 at Rs 26,400 ...

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As investors continue to pour record sums into small- and mid-cap funds, valuations in the small-cap space have become a ...

The assets under management (AUM) of all open-ended schemes stood at Rs 66.98 lakh crore in January, registering a marginal ...

Systematic Investment Plan or SIP is an organized and convenient way to invest in mutual funds, allowing investors to build ...

Equity Linked Savings Schemes (ELSS) attracted ₹799 crore in January, a sharp increase from ₹188 crore in December. Hybrid ...

Nippon India Mutual Fund has launched NFO under its “Sectoral Fund category”, named as Nippon India Active Momentum Fund. The ...