News From Press Arbitrage funds beat bank FDs with higher returns amid market volatility

Arbitrage funds beat bank FDs with higher returns amid market volatility

Source: BS Feb 18, 2025

In a climate of heightened volatility, the stock market has caused concern among investors. From February 10 to February 14, the benchmark indices—Sensex and Nifty—declined by approximately 2.5 per cent, marking the most significant weekly drop of 2025 so far. Amid these fluctuations, arbitrage funds have demonstrated resilience, outperforming fixed deposits (FDs) from public banks over the past year.

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