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*You were already feeling the pinch, and here's the data now.*
* Food inflation jumped to 7.7%.
* Retail inflation is at 5.54%
Another rate hike in the offing?
Blue chips are feeling the blues! India's top 10 firms' share in total market cap has hit a 9-year low of 17.65%, driven by heavy FPI selling and large-cap fatigue, while small and mid-caps gain momentum.
@FaberIndia completely callous attitude of inefficient service team, it is over 3 months and there is no resolution of the PCB as chimney purchased in June 2022 lies unused, total inefficient set up at Faber India, replace the chimney
Equity schemes went the other way, taking in a net ₹38,306.55 crore. Small cap funds drew ₹9,038.57 crore and mid cap funds ₹7,834.84 crore. Exchange traded funds (ETFs) drew a net ₹15,501.40 crore. Within them, gold ETFs took in ₹4,450.61 crore and silver ETFs ₹1,974.32 cr
Debt schemes drove the outflow, with open-ended debt funds losing a net ₹1,83,155.76 crore, led by liquid funds at ₹95,743.20 crore and money market funds at ₹50,846.21 crore.
AMFI’s monthly report for Sept 2026 shows industry recorded a net outflow of ₹1,33,375.57 crore across 1,995 schemes, with funds mobilised of ₹15,25,156.49 crore against redemptions of ₹16,58,532.05 crore. Net assets under management stood at ₹82,64,116.63 crore as on Sept 30
@FaberIndia meanwhile clueless Faber India can’t find d fault in my chimney despite repeated phone calls, it is now 3 months since they are unable to find a solution; inefficiency and lethargy personified, even visited the showroom where I bought the product from, nobody helping
Hope floats but for how long? Equity mutual fund inflows jump 31% to Rs 38,307 crore in September; debt funds see Rs 1.83 lakh crore outflow
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With rates going up, you may want to look at what interest rates you'll get on your fixed deposits.
*See what some NBFCs and Small Finance Banks are offering.*
India's MTF Book hit a record ₹1.58 lakh crore on Oct 07, Equivalent to 0.32% of India's total Mcap
DETAILS INCLUDE:
Smallcaps makes 50% of MTF Book, compared with 32% in largecaps and 18% in midcaps
HDFC Bank has the largest share among stocks, accounting for 2.1% of the total MTF book
Sector wise, Financials + Capital Goods account for 21% of the book, followed by IT at 5.8%