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Mutual funds cut PSU bank exposure to 8-month low in May. Warning sign or buying opportunity?

Mutual funds have cut their stake in PSU banks to an eight-month low. This move has led to discussions about whether it signals caution or presents a buying chance. Experts suggest focusing on company fundamentals and valuations rather than solely on institutional shifts. The sector has seen strong performance, prompting…

The Economic Times

Are mutual fund investors losing interest in gold ETFs and multi asset allocation funds?

Gold ETFs and multi-asset allocation funds experienced a moderation in investor inflows last month, with gold ETFs seeing a net outflow of Rs 725 crore. Experts advise against over-interpreting single-month data, emphasizing long-term portfolio objectives and strategic asset allocation over short-term trends.

The Economic Times

RBI MPC decision: How should mutual fund investors change their strategy after rate pause?

The Reserve Bank of India maintained the repo rate at 5.25%, reflecting a cautious stance amid global uncertainties and inflation risks. Experts suggest this signals a stable interest-rate environment for debt funds in the near term, while equity investors should focus on earnings growth and global developments.

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MF Tracker: Can ICICI Prudential Multicap Fund sustain its strong track record in a volatile market?

ICICI Prudential Multicap Fund has demonstrated a decade of positive calendar year returns, with 2021 and 2023 yielding the highest gains. The fund's consistent performance is attributed to its disciplined multicap structure and strategic sector allocation, as highlighted by fund managers and financial experts.

The Economic Times

MF Tracker: Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund turns Rs 10,000 SIP to over Rs 51 lakh in 13 years. Too late to invest?

Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund marks 13 years with impressive growth. A Rs 10,000 SIP since inception turned into Rs 51 lakh. The fund prioritizes value, quality management, and global diversification. Its consistent strategy has made it India's largest active fund. Investors benefit from its disciplined approach across market cycles.

The Economic Times

Can salary-linked SIPs transform mutual fund investing for salaried Indians? Experts weigh in

Sebi has proposed a framework allowing salaried employees to invest in mutual funds through salary deductions, similar to EPF and NPS. This initiative aims to simplify investing for first-time users, potentially reducing SIP stoppages and boosting monthly inflows by offering a disciplined, automated savings channel.

The Economic Times

Mutual funds cut technology sector exposure to 8-year low in April. Is AI disruption reshaping sentiment?

Mutual funds have significantly reduced their technology sector exposure to an eight-year low, driven by concerns over AI disruption, slowing global IT spending, and muted earnings. This strategic shift reflects investor caution amid a transition phase for the IT sector, with a preference for domestic sectors like financials and defence.

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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…

The Economic Times

Sensex down nearly 7,200 points in 2026 so far. Should you continue SIPs or pause?

The BSE Sensex has seen a significant drop this year. Experts recommend investors continue their Systematic Investment Plans. This strategy allows for acquiring more mutual fund units at lower prices. For those with extra funds, staggered lump sum investments are also suggested. Market corrections are viewed as normal and beneficial…

The Economic Times

Targeting 14% CAGR with mutual funds? Here’s how to fix your portfolio & boost outcomes

A 33-year-old investor's ambitious 14% CAGR target with mutual funds was deemed unrealistic by a financial planner. The expert advised aligning expectations with historical equity returns of 11-13% and suggested consolidating the portfolio for better impact and avoiding over-diversification.

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