Mutual Fund Investment: Who invested ₹43,465 crore in mutual fund purchases in November? Markets found support.

News Topical, Digital Desk : Mutual funds made significant purchases in the stock market in November. Improved market sentiment and steadily increasing investor flows have kept fund houses in aggressive buying mode. According to the latest SEBI data, mutual funds purchased shares worth a total of ₹43,465 crore in November, more than double the ₹20,718 crore in October.

Market data shows that fund houses remained buyers for almost the entire month. They withdrew ₹2,473 crore in just two days. This sustained strong buying also impacted the stock market, helping benchmark indices rise.

Fund houses are turning towards equities

However, as equity investments increased, debt funds saw significant outflows. Fund houses withdrew ₹72,201 crore from the debt category in November, compared to ₹12,771 crore in October. This means that fund houses shifted heavily from debt funds to equities.

This strong domestic investment comes at a time when retail investors are already investing consistently through SIPs. According to AMFI, SIP investments reached an all-time high of ₹29,529 crore in October, up from ₹29,361 crore in September. This clearly demonstrates continued confidence among retail investors.

Some investors are turning to gold

Industry experts say that despite minor market fluctuations, this disciplined investor strategy is increasing the industry's total assets under management (AUM) and providing stable support to the stock market. Analysts also point out that while confidence in equities remains strong, some investors are gradually shifting toward debt instruments and gold investments in light of global uncertainty. This trend indicates that Indian investors are becoming more mature and are focusing on long-term wealth creation while also managing risk.

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