# Multi-asset funds see Rs 38,027 crore inflow as gold outperforms

2026-08-08T16:17:37+00:00 | Business & Economy | Indian Opinion Desk

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Multi-asset allocation funds (MAAFs) attracted roughly Rs 38,027 crore between January and June 2026, against Rs 5,586 crore in balanced advantage funds, says Bazaar Business Today. The surge came after the category delivered average returns of 15-17 per cent in 2025, helped by gold's rally. Gold and silver exposure drew investors, but experts warn against chasing recent gains. Anand Rathi Wealth's Adil Chacko says commodity returns are cyclical and can lag equities over the long term. In July 2026, Canara Robeco led with 2.71 per cent monthly returns, while Kotak topped one-year returns at 21.59 per cent. Some funds, including Quant and Sundaram, posted negative six-month returns.

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- bazaar.businesstoday.in <https://bazaar.businesstoday.in/mutual-funds/story/multi-asset-funds-gain-investor-interest-on-gold-and-silver-exposure-know-what-experts-say-1435170-2026-08-08?utm_source=rssfeed>

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