In the current turmoil, even the seemingly safer category of liquid funds has reported a decline. How much should you worry?
Last updated: 18-Sep-2024•Research Desk
The equity markets have always donned several hats - the wealth creator, the panic filter and the fall-bearer. Following the turmoil fuelled by the Coronavirus outbreak and oil crash, the equity markets have been revealing its true nature. Even though many mutual fund investors are well aware of the equity gymnastics, some are on tenterhooks, seeing this pendulum-type behaviour. However, when it comes to debt funds, investors hardly witness liquid funds delivering negative returns.
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