Net Inflows to Indian Equity Mutual Funds Drop to ₹330 Billion in October

In October, net inflows to Indian equity mutual funds reached ₹330 billion (approximately $3.5 billion), a decrease of about 14% from ₹383.1 billion in September. Investors have become cautious about high-risk sectors in the stock market, reducing their allocations to small-cap funds. As inflows slowed, a sell-off in the stock market pushed the NSE Nifty 50 index down to its lowest level since April 2025 at the beginning of October. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has driven up energy prices, exacerbating inflation concerns, leading foreign investors to withdraw from the Indian stock market in favor of AI-related markets. Net inflows to small-cap funds were ₹64.1 billion, down from ₹90.4 billion in September; net inflows to mid-cap funds fell from ₹78.3 billion to ₹48.9 billion.

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