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Small-cap funds see higher inflows than large-cap in February

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The Association of Mutual Funds in India released data for February 2024. It shows small-cap mutual funds attracted more net inflows than large-cap funds. This indicates a continued investor preference for smaller companies. Analysts attribute this trend to the search for higher growth potential.

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