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Mutual Fund
Fund houses face fresh compliance push on portfolio overlapSEBI now requires fund houses to cap portfolio overlap between sectoral/thematic funds and other equity schemes at 50%, giving them three years to comply. This move aims to enhance diversification and prevent investors from unknowingly holding duplicate stocks across multiple funds. Wealth managers urge investors to also scrutinize their personal portfolios for such overlaps.
Bharti Airtel, RIL and Infosys among 9 stocks owned by 600 mutual funds in AprilMutual funds showed strong preference for banking and largecap stocks in April, with HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank and State Bank of India topping holdings across more than 700 schemes.
Mutual fund NFOs: 11 funds mobilise Rs 828 crore in April, debt based index fund by SBI MF contribute maximumEleven new mutual funds launched in April collectively raised ₹828 crore, led by index funds, while the SBI CRISIL-IBX Financial Services 3-6 Months Debt Index Fund attracted the highest investor inflows.
These 9 equity mutual fund categories see inflows in April. Flexi cap hits record Rs 10,147 croreEquity mutual fund inflows declined 5% to Rs 38,440 crore in April, though most equity categories continued to attract investments. Flexicap funds recorded their highest-ever monthly inflow, while smallcap and midcap funds also saw strong traction. Meanwhile, sectoral and thematic fund inflows moderated, reflecting increasing investor selectivity amid volatile market conditions.
These 9 equity mutual fund categories see inflows in April. Flexi cap hits record Rs 10,147 croreEquity mutual fund inflows declined 5% to Rs 38,440 crore in April, though most equity categories continued to attract investments. Flexicap funds recorded their highest-ever monthly inflow, while smallcap and midcap funds also saw strong traction. Meanwhile, sectoral and thematic fund inflows moderated, reflecting increasing investor selectivity amid volatile market conditions.
Gold ETF inflows jump 34% to Rs 3,040 crore in April; silver ETFs log third straight outflowGold Exchange Traded Funds attracted substantial investment in April, with inflows surging by 34 percent. This marks a positive trend for gold ETFs. Conversely, silver ETFs faced continued investor withdrawal for the third consecutive month. Despite these movements, gold prices remained relatively stable. Assets under management for gold ETFs also saw an increase.
Mutual fund SIP stoppage ratio continues above 100% even as investors contribute record Rs 31,115 crore in AprilThe mutual fund SIP stoppage ratio stayed above 100% in April for the second straight month, even as investors contributed Rs 31,115 crore. SIP inflows dipped 3% month-on-month, but industry leaders say steady participation, rising folios and robust SIP assets highlight investors’ growing confidence in long-term, goal-based investing.
Sectoral & thematic mutual funds see decline of 28% in monthly inflows in April. Are investors turning cautious?Sectoral and thematic mutual fund inflows dropped 28% in April, raising investor caution. Experts suggest this trend reflects investors chasing hot themes and then moving on. While some sectors like defence and manufacturing show continued interest, diversified funds are recommended for long-term stability. SIPs in these funds can be continued with controlled exposure.
Best flexi cap mutual funds to invest in May 2026Flexi cap mutual funds offer fund managers the flexibility to invest across market capitalizations and sectors, making them suitable for moderate investors seeking long-term wealth creation. With an ideal investment horizon of five to seven years, these schemes allow managers to adapt to market conditions. Investors should carefully select a scheme aligning with their risk…
Beyond mutual funds: How SIFs are redefining mid and smallcap investingIndia's investment landscape is evolving with the introduction of Specialised Investment Funds (SIFs). These funds offer mutual fund-like regulatory discipline and tax efficiency while providing PMS-like flexibility for strategies such as long-short and dynamic exposure. This new structure aims to navigate the opportunities and risks in mid- and small-cap segments.
Stocks
Pre-market action: Here's the trade setup for today's sessionIndian markets extended losses for the fourth consecutive session amid escalating US-Iran tensions and global market nervousness. Investors remained risk-averse, leading to sustained selling. Market sentiment is expected to stay fragile until geopolitical clarity emerges and energy prices stabilize.
Stocks in news: Airtel, Tata Motors, Dr Reddy's, NTPC, Dixon TechnologiesMarkets faced selling pressure on Tuesday due to weak global cues and macroeconomic concerns, with the Nifty approaching support at 23,150. Several companies like Airtel, Tata Motors, and Dr Reddy's are in focus due to earnings reports and other news developments.
Cement companies expect costs, muted demand to dent growthIndian cement companies are revising growth expectations downwards. Higher fuel, packaging, and logistics costs are impacting profitability. Companies anticipate a slower demand increase this fiscal year. Price hikes may not fully offset the rising expenses. Some firms are also delaying capacity expansion plans. The West Asia crisis and monsoon forecasts are key concerns.
Dalal Street sees sharp selloff as rising oil and dollar rush hurt sentimentThe Indian rupee hit a record low for the second consecutive day, while key equity indices experienced their biggest single-day fall in six weeks. This decline was triggered by uncertainty surrounding US-Iran peace talks, which pushed oil prices higher, and Prime Minister Modi's austerity call, eroding market confidence and prompting dollar buying.
Kishore & Rakesh Biyani fined for Future Retail disclosure lapsesSEBI has fined Kishore Biyani, Rakesh Biyani, and former CFO C P Toshniwal a total of ₹50 lakh for violating disclosure norms and related party transaction rules in the Future Retail case. The regulator found inadequate disclosure of relationships and transactions, with some lacking mandatory approvals. The investigation also probed alleged manipulation of accounts and…
ECLGS 5.0 set to boost mid-sized banks with strong MSME focusThe new Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme 5.0 is set to boost mid-sized banks. These banks have a larger share of loans to micro, small, and medium enterprises. The scheme aims to facilitate significant credit flow. Government guarantees will encourage lending to MSMEs. This initiative is expected to strengthen credit to this vital sector.
No status quo on Adani Port land: Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court clarified it did not order a status quo on 108 hectares of grazing land allotted to Adani Ports in Gujarat, rejecting villagers' claims. The apex court stated the written order did not mention status quo and imposed a symbolic cost of ₹2,000 each on the villagers for their clarification applications.
True North exits Fedbank Fin in a Rs 385.4-cr block dealThe fund sold about 2.57 crore shares, or 6.86% of its total equity. Nomura India Equity Fund was the buyer of these shares. Fedbank shares ended 1.9% lower at ₹149.51 on Tuesday.
IT stocks tumble on OpenAI's push into AI adoptionIndian IT stocks experienced a significant downturn on Tuesday, with the Nifty IT index plummeting 3.7% to a three-year low. This decline was triggered by OpenAI's substantial investment in AI adoption, raising concerns about its impact on traditional software services business models.
India's global market cap share falls after D-Street's slide this yearIndia's global market capitalization share has fallen below 3% due to a sustained bearish trend and significant foreign portfolio investor (FPI) outflows. Despite this, India retains its fifth position globally with a market cap of $4.9 trillion, though Taiwan and South Korea are rapidly gaining ground.
