Mutual funds raise healthcare and metals exposure in September
In short
Mutual funds increased their exposure to Healthcare, Metals, Private Banks and some other sectors in September. They reduced exposure to Technology, Automobiles and PSU Banks.
This matters because it shows where fund managers were moving money. The source does not give the exact percentages, fund names or total amounts.
What the reporting says
Mutual funds increased exposure to Healthcare, Metals, Private Banks and other sectors in September, according to an Economic Times Mutual Funds summary. The report also says they trimmed weights in Technology, Automobiles and PSU Banks, while Motilal Oswal’s report tracked sector-wise portfolio value changes and mutual fund ownership versus the BSE 200. The available summary does not give fund names, exact percentages or total amounts.
Why it matters
Mutual funds increased exposure to Healthcare, Metals, Private Banks and other sectors in September, while trimming Technology, Automobiles and PSU Banks, according to an Economic Times Mutual Funds summary. The report says Motilal Oswal also tracked sector-wise changes in portfolio values and mutual fund ownership relative to the BSE 200. The available summary does not provide exact allocation percentages or fund-level details.