Despite global adverse factors such as soaring oil prices disrupting the market, investors continued to lay out small and medium capital-themed products, and the scale of capital inflows to Indian equity funds declined somewhat in July. According to data from the Mutual Funds Association of India, the net inflow of equity funds in July was 247 billion rupees, and the net inflow in June was 289.7 billion rupees. The continued inflow of capital is in sync with the overall recovery of the Indian stock market last month. India's benchmark index Nifty rose 2.2% in July, driven by a sharp rebound in the software export sector, which was pressured earlier, and compounded by a massive inflow of foreign capital against the backdrop of sell-offs in neighboring markets such as South Korea and Taiwan. Data shows that among actively managed products, small-cap funds absorb the most capital, reaching 77.7 billion rupees; mid-cap funds attract 61.9 billion rupees.

Despite global adverse factors such as soaring oil prices disrupting the market, investors continued to lay out small and medium capital-themed products, and the scale of capital inflows to Indian equity funds declined somewhat in July. According to data from the Mutual Funds Association of India, the net inflow of equity funds in July was 247 billion rupees, and the net inflow in June was 289.7 billion rupees. The continued inflow of capital is in sync with the overall recovery of the Indian stock market last month. India's benchmark index Nifty rose 2.2% in July, driven by a sharp rebound in the software export sector, which was pressured earlier, and compounded by a massive inflow of foreign capital against the backdrop of sell-offs in neighboring markets such as South Korea and Taiwan. Data shows that among actively managed products, small-cap funds absorb the most capital, reaching 77.7 billion rupees; mid-cap funds attract 61.9 billion rupees.