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February AMFI Data Shows Sharp Decline in Inflows and AUM

2025-03-12  Niranjan  
February AMFI Data Shows Sharp Decline in Inflows and AUM

The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has released its mutual fund data for February 2025, revealing a significant decline in inflows and assets under management (AUM) compared to the previous month. The data suggests a sharp contraction in investments, especially in equity mutual funds.

Key Highlights from February AMFI Data (Month-on-Month)

1. Overall Inflows Drop Significantly

February inflow: ₹40,063 crore

January inflow: ₹1,87,551 crore

A massive drop in inflows suggests investor sentiment has turned cautious, potentially due to market volatility or profit-booking.

 

2. Equity Inflows Decline

February equity inflow: ₹29,303 crore

January equity inflow: ₹39,688 crore

A decline of over ₹10,000 crore in equity inflows could indicate reduced investor enthusiasm for stock market-linked mutual funds.

 

3. Total AUM Witnesses a Dip

February Total AUM: ₹64.5 lakh crore

January Total AUM: ₹67.3 lakh crore

A decrease in AUM suggests redemptions or market corrections affecting the overall asset size.

 

4. Equity AUM Contracts

February Equity AUM: ₹27.4 lakh crore

January Equity AUM: ₹29.5 lakh crore

This decline reinforces the trend of lower investments in equity-oriented schemes.

 

Possible Reasons for the Decline

Market Volatility: The stock market has witnessed fluctuations, which may have triggered profit-booking.

Redemptions: Investors might be pulling funds out of mutual funds due to changing financial goals or market uncertainty.

FD looking Attractive : Fixed-income instruments may have become more attractive compared to equities,due to Fall in Stock market leading to lower inflows

While the decline in inflows and AUM may raise concerns, it could also present buying opportunities for long-term investors. Those with a systematic investment plan (SIP) approach may benefit from the volatility. However, investors should carefully assess their risk appetite and financial goals before making any investment decisions.

Disclaimer

This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. Investors should conduct their own research or consult a financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Sensexnifty.com does not take responsibility for any financial losses incurred based on the information provided.


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