Quote on AMFI Sep data by Nikunj Saraf, CEO, Choice Wealth
Below the Quote on AMFI Sep data by Nikunj Saraf, CEO, Choice Wealth
September painted a nuanced picture for India’s mutual fund industry — one that balanced optimism with emerging caution. Equity-oriented schemes witnessed net inflows of around Rs.30,400 crore, marking the second consecutive month of moderation. After months of euphoric flows, investors now seem to be taking a breather, booking partial profits and adopting a more measured approach. Yet, the underlying retail conviction remains unshaken — SIP contributions surged to an all-time high of Rs.29,361 crore, reaffirming the growing culture of disciplined, goal-based investing across India’s retail base. Interestingly, gold ETFs saw their biggest-ever monthly inflow, nearly $900 million, pushing total AUM beyond the $10 billion mark — a clear sign that investors are seeking safety amid market uncertainty and global volatility. Overall, while the tone of equity inflows softened, the resilience of SIPs and the surge in gold demand highlight that Indian investors are learning to balance aggression with prudence — a hallmark of a maturing investment landscape.
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