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Indian SIP inflows stay near ₹30,000 crore monthly amid volatility
AMFI chief Venkat Nageswar Chalasani said May saw SIP registrations again outpace closures after a period of spikier stoppage ratios.
Indian mutual fund investors are showing resilience despite global volatility, geopolitical tensions, foreign portfolio investment outflows, and inflation, Association of Mutual Funds of India chief executive Venkat Nageswar Chalasani told Mint.
Chalasani said systematic investment plan inflows have remained strong at around ₹30,000 crore per month, reflecting investor confidence in the long term prospects of India’s economy and capital markets even as markets experience short term fluctuations.
He pointed to heightened volatility and persistent global uncertainty as key challenges, citing factors including elevated inflation, relatively high interest rates, uncertainty about AI driven market trends, and a narrowing interest rate differential between the US and India.
At the same time, Chalasani said investor sentiment has been supported by a reversal in May, when new SIP registrations once again outpaced closures, while Amfi continues focusing on financial literacy and encouraging investors to avoid decisions based on short term market moves.