NSDL and CDSL investor accounts231.55 million
June 2026
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Capital Markets
How India invests
₹422.1 billion ($4.42 billion) flowed into equity funds and ETFs in June 2026. A systematic investment plan, or SIP, is a standing monthly contribution into a mutual fund; SIP contributions accounted for ₹317.8 billion ($3.33 billion).
Latest complete month · June 2026
Investor participation
India had 231.55 million demat accounts in June 2026
75.35 million accounts were active under SEBI’s 12-month definition, or 32.5% of the total.
Data source: SEBI monthly bulletins, compiled from NSDL and CDSL. Accounts are not people, since one person may hold more than one account. The chart retains each validated observation exposed by SEBI’s current depository table and will fill forward as new bulletins arrive.
Fund flows
Flows now, through the year, and against history
Monthly flows and assets are in international rupee notation. YTD comparisons cover the same months in each comparison year.
AMFI monthly summaryJune 2026
Flows and AUM · ₹ and USD
| Category | Latest month | Previous month | MoM | 2026 YTD | Last year | 5 years ago | AUM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Equity | ₹422.1 billion$4.42 billion | ₹222.9 billion$2.34 billion | +89.4% | ₹2.4 trillion$25.5 billion | ₹2 trillion$21.1 billion | ₹374.8 billion$3.93 billion | ₹47.1 trillion$493 billion |
| SIP contributions | ₹317.8 billion$3.33 billion | ₹309.5 billion$3.24 billion | +2.7% | ₹1.9 trillion$19.6 billion | ₹1.6 trillion$16.7 billion | ₹503.9 billion$5.28 billion | Not reported |
| Other equity flows | −₹28.1 billion−$294 million | −₹80.5 billion−$843 million | Outflow narrowed | −₹60.1 billion−$629 million | ₹20.3 billion$213 million | −₹355.5 billion−$3.73 billion | Not reported |
| ETFs | ₹132.4 billion$1.39 billion | −₹6.2 billion−$65 million | Swung to inflow | ₹626.7 billion$6.57 billion | ₹399.7 billion$4.19 billion | ₹226.4 billion$2.37 billion | ₹9.7 trillion$102 billion |
| Debt | −₹1.1 trillion−$11.4 billion | −₹969.5 billion−$10.2 billion | Outflow widened | −₹1.4 trillion−$14.3 billion | ₹1.2 trillion$12.7 billion | −₹242.4 billion−$2.54 billion | ₹17.4 trillion$182 billion |
| Short duration | −₹972.7 billion−$10.2 billion | −₹848 billion−$8.89 billion | Outflow widened | −₹669.2 billion−$7.01 billion | ₹1.1 trillion$11.1 billion | −₹311.8 billion−$3.27 billion | ₹12.9 trillion$136 billion |
| Medium and long duration | −₹116.9 billion−$1.22 billion | −₹118.5 billion−$1.24 billion | Outflow narrowed | −₹687.7 billion−$7.21 billion | ₹154.7 billion$1.62 billion | ₹70.4 billion$738 million | ₹4.4 trillion$46 billion |
| Arbitrage | ₹58 billion$608 million | ₹57 billion$597 million | +1.8% | ₹66.5 billion$696 million | ₹481.1 billion$5.04 billion | ₹341.8 billion$3.58 billion | ₹2.9 trillion$30 billion |
| Balanced and multi-asset | ₹70.9 billion$743 million | ₹48.6 billion$509 million | +45.9% | ₹501.7 billion$5.26 billion | ₹247.5 billion$2.59 billion | ₹60.9 billion$638 million | ₹8.6 trillion$89.8 billion |
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Data source: AMFI. Equity includes equity-oriented schemes and other ETFs. SIP is AMFI’s gross monthly contribution figure. Other equity flows are the residual after SIP contributions, so the three equity rows reconcile to the headline total.
Gold and silver funds
Precious metals are moving into financial accounts
Monthly net flows are shown alongside the latest number of folios and assets held in Gold and Silver ETFs.
Gold and Silver ETFsMonthly net flows
₹ and USD
Gold ETFsSilver ETFs
Gold ETF folios12.48 million₹1.7 trillion · $17.8 billion in assets
Silver ETF folios5.39 million₹789.44 billion · $8.27 billion in assets
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Data source: AMFI. Gold ETF and Silver ETF are separate rows in AMFI’s monthly sub-classification workbooks.
Discretionary equity flows
What investors do beyond their monthly SIPs
The bars estimate non-SIP equity flows. The line is the Nifty 50’s return over the same month.
Approximate lump-sum equity flowsDiscretionary money and market returns
−₹28.1 billion · −$294 million · 1.4%
Approximate flowNifty 50 monthly return
Bars: ₹ and USD, left scaleLine: monthly return, right scale
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Data source: AMFI and NSE Indices. Approximate lump-sum flow equals net flows into equity-oriented schemes less AMFI’s industry-wide SIP contribution. AMFI publishes SIP contributions for the industry as a whole, so the residual is an estimate.
SIP churn
New monthly investment plans and cancellations, month by month
Outstanding accounts include mandates that did not contribute during the month.
SIP accountsRegistrations and discontinuations
Jun 26
Outstanding accounts105.16 million
Contributing accounts97.83 million
Did not contribute this month7.33 million
Monthly contribution₹317.81 billion$3.33 billion
SIP assets were ₹17.7 trillion ($186 billion) at the end of Jun 26.
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Data source: AMFI. New registrations, discontinued accounts, contributing accounts, monthly contributions and SIP assets are read from AMFI’s published SIP table.
Equity-market activity
Who bought and sold in June 2026
Category-wise cash-market activity. Net is purchases less sales.
NSE category-wise turnoverJune 2026
Buy, sell and net · ₹ and USD
| Category | Buy | Sell | Net |
|---|---|---|---|
| Banks | ₹51.8 billion$542 million | ₹37.1 billion$388 million | ₹14.7 billion$154 million |
| Insurance companies | ₹600.7 billion$6.29 billion | ₹492.6 billion$5.16 billion | ₹108.1 billion$1.13 billion |
| Mutual funds | ₹3 trillion$31.8 billion | ₹2.5 trillion$26.4 billion | ₹513.2 billion$5.38 billion |
| AIFs | ₹135.9 billion$1.42 billion | ₹134 billion$1.4 billion | ₹1.9 billion$20.2 million |
| PMS | ₹172.7 billion$1.81 billion | ₹167.1 billion$1.75 billion | ₹5.6 billion$58.4 million |
| Foreign institutional investors | ₹3.6 trillion$37.2 billion | ₹3.9 trillion$40.9 billion | −₹351.7 billion−$3.69 billion |
| Retail | ₹10 trillion$105 billion | ₹9.9 trillion$103 billion | ₹162.3 billion$1.7 billion |
| Others | ₹10.2 trillion$106 billion | ₹10.6 trillion$111 billion | −₹453.9 billion−$4.76 billion |
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Data source: NSE. Values are monthly category-wise turnover totals.
Foreign investment
Foreign investment moved in the same direction across equity and debt
The chart stops at July 2026, the latest complete month reported by NSDL, one of India’s two securities depositories. Partial months are held back until they close.
Foreign portfolio investmentMonthly net investment
₹ and USD
EquityDebtHybrid
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Data source: NSDL. Debt combines the general, VRR and FAR limits. Values measure net investment; assets under custody are a separate series.
Foreign equity by sector
Foreign investors added most to consumer services and cut capital goods in July 2026
₹102 billion ($1.07 billion) moved into consumer services, while −₹62.8 billion (−$657 million) left capital goods.
Monthly foreign equity flow₹102.01 billion$1.07 billion
July 2026
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Largest inflows
| Sector | Monthly flow | Equity AUC |
|---|---|---|
| Consumer Services | ₹102 billion$1.07 billion | ₹2.8 trillion$28.9 billion |
| Healthcare | ₹77.6 billion$813 million | ₹5.3 trillion$55.9 billion |
| Consumer Durables | ₹73.4 billion$769 million | ₹2 trillion$20.8 billion |
| Metals & Mining | ₹49.4 billion$517 million | ₹2.9 trillion$30.8 billion |
| Information Technology | ₹33.6 billion$352 million | ₹3.9 trillion$41.2 billion |
| Construction Materials | ₹24.5 billion$256 million | ₹1.1 trillion$11.1 billion |
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Largest outflows
| Sector | Monthly flow | Equity AUC |
|---|---|---|
| Capital Goods | −₹62.8 billion−$657 million | ₹4.9 trillion$51.2 billion |
| Telecommunication | −₹57.3 billion−$600 million | ₹3.7 trillion$39 billion |
| Automobile and Auto Components | −₹45.6 billion−$478 million | ₹5.4 trillion$56.5 billion |
| Power | −₹28.6 billion−$300 million | ₹2.7 trillion$28 billion |
| Construction | −₹12 billion−$126 million | ₹1.2 trillion$12.8 billion |
| Financial Services | −₹6.9 billion−$72.7 million | ₹21.1 trillion$221 billion |
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Data source: NSDL. Monthly flow is the sum of both fortnightly sector reports in the calendar month. Assets under custody, or AUC, are the separate month-end value of foreign equity holdings. The chart uses complete months only.
Equity derivatives
Proprietary desks account for most reported contracts
Equity derivativesWho traded the contracts
June 2026
Clients35.9%
Domestic institutions0.2%
Foreign institutions6.0%
Proprietary desks58.0%
Share of long and short contracts reported in NSE’s daily participant files. NSE publishes clients as one group, so retail and corporate activity are not split here.
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Data source: NSE. Monthly shares are aggregated from complete daily participant-wise trading-volume files.
Government bonds
Funds and investment managers hold 49% of the government bonds fully open to foreigners
The Fully Accessible Route, or FAR, identifies central-government bonds foreign investors can buy without aggregate investment limits. The comparison is against June 2026.
Month-end Debt-FAR AUCWho owns the bonds
July 2026
₹3.4 trillion$35.2 billionheld under FAR
Central banks, sovereign funds and multilaterals22.1%
Government-related and pension funds16.3%
Banks and broker-dealers4.8%
Funds and investment managers49.2%
Corporates and family offices6.9%
Others0.8%
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One-month changeWho added FAR bonds
vs June 2026
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Data source: NSDL. This is category-wise, month-end Debt-FAR assets under custody. CCIL’s daily security-level indicative holding below has a different date and valuation basis, so the two totals are not interchangeable.
Government bonds
Foreign bond holdings are concentrated in the next decade
Each bar is rebuilt from CCIL’s security-level holdings. Years to maturity are calculated from the bond’s stated maturity year.
CCIL indicative holdingsWhere the holdings mature
As of August 11, 2026
Years to maturity₹3.7 trillion · $39.1 billion total
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Data source: CCIL. This is CCIL’s daily indicative value of aggregate FPI holdings, rebuilt by security. It is distinct from the month-end NSDL assets-under-custody total above.
Government bonds
The RBI absorbed 78% of new government bond supply in FY26
Holdings are reconstructed from RBI’s fiscal year-end ownership shares and the outstanding stock of central-government dated securities.
Government bond supplyWho absorbed the net increase
Share of net government bond supply
FY22FY23FY24FY25FY26
Flows are the change in each investor group’s holdings between fiscal year ends. The denominator is the change in total central-government dated securities outstanding.
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Data source: RBI Bulletin. Provident and pension funds are combined; unlisted categories are retained in Others.
Pension capital
Equity assets in the national pension system have more than tripled in three years
The National Pension System, or NPS, is India’s government-regulated, market-linked retirement system. Its equity assets rise with contributions and market returns.
National Pension SystemAssets held in equity schemes
₹1.7 trillion · $17.6 billion
PFRDA publishes the asset stock only, so no flow estimate is derived from it.
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Data source: PFRDA. Scheme E Tier I and Tier II assets are summed across registered pension funds.
Quick answers
Questions this page answers
How does the newest official release describe equity mutual-fund flows?
The newest verified data show that net equity flows were ₹422.1 billion ($4.42 billion) in June 2026.
How does the newest official release describe recurring mutual-fund contributions?
The newest verified data show that recurring investment-plan contributions were ₹317.8 billion ($3.33 billion) in June 2026.
How does the newest official release describe foreign institutional trading?
The newest verified data show that foreign institutional investors were net sellers of ₹351.7 billion ($3.69 billion) in June 2026.