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Mutual funds use correction to buy blue-chip stocks, shows data

HCL Technologies, Dr Reddy's Lab and Tech Mahindra were among the top-sells in December

Indian MF industry scaled an all-time high of Rs 35.31 trillion of net AUM as on July 2021 against Rs 31.42 trillion at the end of the last fiscal.
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Samie Modak
Domestic mutual funds (MFs) scooped up bluechip stocks in December, taking advantage of price corrections seen in them.

The benchmark Nifty50 declined 3.5 per cent last month and four out of five top buys by equity MFs fell more than the benchmark. Domestic fund managers deployed Rs 2,410 crore, the most, in HDFC, followed by nearly Rs 1,900 crore investment in Reliance Industries, which had dropped close to 7 per cent last month. Maruti Suzuki and Kotak Mahindra Bank — which declined more than 6 per cent each — were among the top five buys.


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