News From Press Midcap and smallcap volatility may persist, but stay the course with your SIPs

Midcap and smallcap volatility may persist, but stay the course with your SIPs

Source: Moneycontrol Mar 28, 2025

Market experts are not sure if the Indian equity markets have formed a bottom and will soon see a reversal and climb back up, but are unanimous in their views that mutual fund investors can continue with their systematic investment plans (SIPs) in smallcap and midcap funds.

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