AMFI data shows SIP stoppage ratio at 116.7% in October
In short
AMFI data showed the SIP stoppage ratio rose to 116.7% in October. That means more SIPs were stopped or completed than new ones were started.
Even so, monthly mutual fund SIP contributions stayed above ₹32,000 crore. The data shows strong investing flows, but also higher churn in SIP accounts.
What the reporting says
AMFI data showed the mutual fund SIP stoppage ratio rose to 116.7% in October, as discontinued or completed SIPs exceeded new registrations. Monthly SIP contributions still stayed above ₹32,000 crore, according to a CNBC TV18 Market summary. The figures highlight that flows remained strong even as more SIPs were stopped or completed during the month.
Why it matters
AMFI data showed the SIP stoppage ratio climbed to 116.7% in October, meaning discontinued or completed SIPs outpaced new registrations. Despite that, monthly mutual fund SIP contributions remained above ₹32,000 crore. The figures matter for mutual fund houses and retail investing trends in India.