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Where Indian investors are actually putting their money.
A sudden industry-wide freeze on new Gold FoF subscriptions ahead of Diwali reveals the scale of retail bullion demand and reshapes how mutual fund investors access the yellow metal.
Read this →AMFI data for September 2026 reveals record small-cap flows of Rs. 9,039 crore, an SIP peak of Rs. 32,490 crore, and a 71% leap in Gold ETFs, even as quarterly corporate tax drains pulled Rs. 1.83 lakh crore from debt.
Read this →Depository data reveals new demat additions dropped 11.5% in September to 2.89 million, even as blockbuster IPO activity pushed quarterly account openings to a seven-quarter high of 9.04 million.
Read this →RBI releases for September 2026 show fresh deposit yields falling to 5.67% alongside 16.9% personal credit growth, sharpening the shift in Indian household balance sheets.
Read this →SEBI data reveals retail traders lost Rs. 91,685 crore in FY26 despite a 20% drop in active traders. The regulator is now considering margin relief for longer-tenure contracts to curb hyper-short options speculation.
Read this →AMFI data shows monthly SIP inflows reaching Rs. 32,297 crore in August as contributing accounts crossed 10 crore. Small-cap funds and gold ETFs led fresh allocations, while large-cap schemes faced net redemptions.
Read this →Fresh AMFI and World Gold Council data show Indian retail money pouring into small and mid-cap equity SIPs and gold ETFs simultaneously, even as large-caps see outflows and gold prices hit fresh highs.
Read this →A World Gold Council update dated 19 August 2026 shows jewellery buying, gold ETF inflows and futures trading all reviving together — a rare three-way signal about how Indians are treating gold right now.
Read this →AMFI's July 2026 numbers show SIP contributions at Rs 31,961 crore and a sharp drop in the SIP stoppage ratio, even as money rotates within equity categories.
Read this →Posts are written for general information and financial education. They are not investment advice and make no recommendation about any scheme. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; please read all scheme-related documents carefully before investing.