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Below the Quote on  AMFI data  September 2026 by Mr. Umesh Sharma, CIO Debt, The Wealth Company Mutual fund

“Debt mutual funds saw net outflows of rs1,83,156 crore in September (August: Rs 8,127 crore), driven by the usual quarter-end and advance taxes. Liquid funds (Rs 95,743 crore), money market funds (Rs 50,846 crore), ultra-short funds (Rs 11,729 crore), low-duration funds (Rs 6,632 crore) and overnight funds (Rs 7,281 crore) bore the brunt. Duration categories such as corporate bond (Rs 4,652 crore) and banking & PSU debt (rs 2,412 crore) continues to see outflows. Gilt funds saw inflows of Rs 600 crore as higher G-sec yields drew allocations.

Lower markets did not dampen equity sentiment, with net inflows at a record Rs 38,307 crore (August: Rs 29,329 crore). Small-cap (Rs 9,039 crore), mid-cap (Rs 7,835 crore) and flexi-cap (Rs 6,702 crore) funds led, followed by large & mid-cap (Rs 4,271 crore) and multi-cap (Rs 3,860 crore). Large-cap funds returned to inflows of Rs 859 crore, ending a two-month outflow streak. SIP inflows hit a record Rs 32,490 crore.

Hybrid funds saw net outflows of Rs 457 crore (August: inflows of Rs 10,045 crore), as arbitrage funds swung to outflows of Rs 3,956 crore on quarter-end redemptions. Multi-asset allocation funds (Rs 3,667 crore) and aggressive hybrid funds (Rs 1,864 crore) continued to attract inflows. In passives, equity ETFs drew Rs 9,960 crore, while Gold ETFs (Rs 4,451 crore) and Silver ETFs (Rs 1,974 crore) rebounded. Industry AUM stood at Rs 82.64 lakh crore, down from Rs Rs 87.08 lakh crore in August.”

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