MFs Stand As Net Buyers In Equities On February 6: SEBI (08-Feb-2012)
Mutual Funds (MFs) made investments worth Rs 727.60 crore and sold off Rs 638.30 crore worth of equities on February 6, 2012, according to data released by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). Thus, MFs stood as net buyers of Rs 89.30 crore in equities on that day.
In the month of February, MFs have made total investments of Rs 2950.30 crore and sold off Rs 3179.10 crore worth of equities, so far.
In the debt segment, MFs made investments of Rs 3913.50 crore and sold off Rs 3693.90 crore on February 6, 2012 as per the details available with SEBI. Thus MFs stood as buyers of Rs 219.60 crore on that day.
Further, MFs have poured in total Rs 20081.20 crore and have taken out Rs 11661.30 crore in debt market for the month of February, so far.
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