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Flexicap funds, commodity ETFs emerge as new investor favourites
Business Standard
|November 14, 2025
Smallcap, midcap funds see decline in interest
Investor interest appears to be shifting in the mutual fund (MF) space, with smallcap, midcap and sectoral funds witnessing a decline in their share in new investment account openings and net inflows in recent months.
In contrast, commodity exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and flexicap schemes have catapulted to the top of the popularity charts, buoyed up by strong performances.
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