U.S. equity funds saw outflows for the first time four weeks in the seven days ended May 29, hit by rising bond yields and uncertainty over the timing and extent of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.
Inflows into equity mutual fund schemes fell by 14% in October, reflecting a trend of reduced investor allocations. Although smallcap funds saw decreasing inflows, large
Debt mutual funds faced substantial outflows amounting to Rs 1.8 lakh crore in September, which was considerable. These outflows were primarily due to liquidity needs,
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