New Delhi, July 11 -- Retail investors showed renewed interest in mid- and small-cap mutual funds in June, with both categories individually attracting higher inflows than flexi-cap funds for the first time since December 2023.

According to Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) data, mid-cap funds received net inflows of Rs.6,090 crore during the month, followed by small-cap funds at Rs.5,602 crore. Flexi-cap funds attracted Rs.5,231 crore.

While flexi-cap funds continued to receive healthy inflows, experts say improving sentiment towards the broader market, better earnings visibility and stronger recent performance prompted investors to increase allocations to mid- and small-cap funds.

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