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Debt mutual funds in India witnessed net inflows of Rs 1.06 lakh crore in July, the highest monthly tally of FY25 after two consecutive months of outflows. Institutional categories, including money market and liquid funds, drove the surge, with money market funds attracting Rs 44,573 crore and liquid funds garnering Rs 39,354 crore. However, some segments, such as banking & PSU funds, recorded outflows.

Debt mutual funds in India witnessed a significant rebound in July 2025, with net inflows of Rs 1.06 lakh crore, marking the highest monthly tally of the financial year [2]. This surge follows two consecutive months of outflows, indicating a strong recovery in investor sentiment.

The upturn was primarily driven by institutional categories, including money market and liquid funds. Money market funds attracted Rs 44,573 crore, their strongest monthly inflow in recent times, and liquid funds garnered Rs 39,354 crore [2]. The surge was bolstered by new fund launches, notably the JioBlackRock Liquid Fund and the JioBlackRock Money Market Fund, which raised Rs 8,917 crore and Rs 6,285 crore, respectively [2].

Short-duration strategies, such as ultra short duration and low duration funds, also saw robust inflows, reflecting steady investor interest in low-risk, carry-oriented allocations. Corporate bond funds posted net inflows of Rs 1,421 crore, supported by stable credit sentiment and attractive spreads [2]. Gilt funds reversed June’s outflows to post inflows of Rs 1,050 crore [2].

However, not all segments benefited from the rebound. Banking & PSU funds recorded the steepest outflows in the fixed-income space at Rs 662 crore [2]. Credit risk funds faced redemptions worth Rs 221 crore, and long duration funds saw withdrawals of Rs 416 crore [2]. These outflows reflect ongoing caution towards lower-rated credits and uncertainty around the timing and scale of monetary easing.

The strong performance in July pushed year-to-date net inflows for fixed-income funds past Rs 2.28 lakh crore, making it one of the best months of FY25 for the segment [2]. The broad-based gains across money market, liquid, and corporate bond categories underscore sustained investor appetite for yield-carry opportunities, even as investors remain selective with longer-duration exposure [2].

References:
[1] https://stocktwits.com/news-articles/markets/equity/equity-mutual-funds-register-record-inflows-in-july-driven-by-nfo-frenzy/chruujpRdIN
[2] https://m.economictimes.com/markets/bonds/debt-funds-witness-best-month-of-fy25-as-investors-return-to-safety-and-yield/articleshow/123252817.cms