Short-term debt mutual funds in India are attracting big inflows amid uncertainties over the central bank’s future policy stance.
Funds maturing in up to six months, including liquid and ultra-short duration funds, got the highest inflows in three months in July, swelling the total debt inflows to ₹73,700 crore ($10 billion), according to the Association of Mutual Funds in India.
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