Equity Flows Stay Strong Despite Market Volatility; Nifty Eyes 24,700 Next

Mumbai, April 11, 2026: On April 10, the Nifty and Sensex showed positive movement, rising by 275.50 points (1.16%) and 918.60 points (1.20%) respectively, influenced by developments in U.S.–Iran relations. The broader market also gained, with sectors such as Auto, Capital Goods, and PSU Banks increasing by 1-2%, while the IT index fell by 1.7%.

Nifty/Bank Nifty

On April 10, the Nifty and Sensex showed positive movement, rising by 275.50 points (1.16%) and 918.60 points (1.20%) respectively, influenced by developments in U.S.–Iran relations. The broader market also gained, with sectors such as Auto, Capital Goods, and PSU Banks increasing by 1-2%, while the IT index fell by 1.7%.

Debt Outflows Driven by Quarter-end Activity

On April 10, the Nifty and Sensex showed positive movement, rising by 275.50 points (1.16%) and 918.60 points (1.20%) respectively, influenced by developments in U.S.–Iran relations. The broader market also gained, with sectors such as Auto, Capital Goods, and PSU Banks increasing by 1-2%, while the IT index fell by 1.7%.

AMFI Outlook | ETFs and Index Funds

Passive investment vehicles like ETFs and index funds continued to thrive, showcasing a shift towards cost-effective investing strategies, with ETFs (excluding Gold ETFs) achieving the highest inflows.

Even in a volatile gold market, Gold ETFs registered net inflows of ₹2,265.68 crore, revealing sustained interest. Overall, this contrasting flow behavior between debt and equity highlights the differing priorities of institutional versus retail investors, emphasizing the critical need for disciplined asset allocation to adapt to changing market conditions.

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