Mutual Funds Marathi News: In the stock market volatility, the Aggressive Hybrid Mutual Funds are becoming increasingly popular among investors. The total property of this category reached Rs 5.5 lakh crore in April 1, which has increased by 5 percent over the last year. In addition, the number of investors has also increased. According to the latest data of the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), 3.5 lakh new folio has been added in the last one year, which has increased the number of folio by April 2025. This trend shows the increasing demand for balanced and stable investment among investors.
Angryvian hybrid funds have given excellent returns in different periods. On average, these funds have given a return of about 5 percent in one year, 2 percent in two years, 3 percent in three years and 5 percent in five years. These funds are different from other hybrid funds because 65-80 percent of the funds are invested in stock, which is likely to get higher returns but also increase the risk.
The future of the Angryvian Hybrid Funds looks good. Experts believe that the shares of certain areas and companies will increase rather than a huge increase in the market.
According to AMFI data, the property of the Congress hybrid funds increased from Rs 1.5 lakh crore to Rs 1.5 lakh crore in April 1 to Rs. Trivesh said that after SEBI tightened the rules of Futures and Options (F&O), investors are attracted to balanced and taxable products.
In the last one year, 3 Angry Hybrid Mutual Funds have given an average of 5 percent return. Some of the best performance funds include the DSP ASSPRIRVIRY HIGHID FUND, Bandhan ASSHRIVE HYBrid Fund, Mahindra Manuel’s Hybrid Fund, Invesco India ASHRIVE HYBrid Fund and SBI Equity Hybrid Fund. These funds have given a return of 2-3 percent in the last one year and 19-5 percent in two years. During the five-year period, the refund was between 1.5-5 percent, in which Mahindra Manuel’s Angelid Hybrid Fund gave the maximum return of 8.5 percent.
From a tax point of view, these funds are considered as equity-oorated plans, which favors capital profit tax for long-term investors. Experts recommend investing in these funds through a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) as it helps to evaluate the average evaluation of market volatility and discipline in investing. He recommends investors invest in hybrid funds by investing 3-5 percent of their portfolio in their risk capacity.
According to AMFI data, till April 1, the total property in the hybrid category increased by 5 percent to Rs 9.5 lakh crore. During this period, 5 lakh new folio has been added, which has led to the total number of foliage at 5.5 crore.
