Hybrid mutual funds in India saw a significant increase in net inflows in May, rising 46% to ₹20,765 crore, according to AMFI data. Investors are attracted to these funds due to their diversified portfolios, which include equity, debt, gold, and real estate.
Hybrid Mutual FundsAmfiDiversified PortfoliosNet InflowsMarket VolatilityReal Estate PuneJul 05, 2025

Hybrid mutual funds are investment vehicles that allocate assets across different classes such as equity, debt, gold, and real estate. They aim to provide a balanced and diversified portfolio to investors.
Investors are attracted to hybrid mutual funds because they offer a diversified portfolio, which can help in capturing growth opportunities while cushioning the impact of market corrections.
AMFI stands for the Association of Mutual Funds in India. It is a trade association for all SEBI-registered mutual fund companies in India, providing data and insights on the mutual fund industry.
In May 2023, hybrid mutual funds saw a significant increase in net inflows, jumping 46% to ₹20,765 crore, compared to ₹14,247 crore in April.
The surge in hybrid mutual fund inflows can be attributed to global events such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict and trade barriers by the US, which led to volatile market conditions. Investors sought diversified portfolios to hedge against these uncertainties.

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