After witnessing staggering inflow in July, debt-oriented mutual fund schemes saw a withdrawal of Rs 25,872 crore last month as investors continue to adopt a cautious stance amid the current interest rate scenario in the US. Out of 16 debt categories, nine of them witnessed net outflows during the month under review, data with the Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi) showed. The major quantum of net outflows was witnessed by the categories having less than one year duration profile such as liquid, ultra short and low duration. Additionally, the banking and PSU category also witnessed significant net outflows. According to the data, debt mutual funds witnessed an outflow of Rs 25,872 crore in August as compared to a net inflow of Rs 61,440 crore in the preceding month. "Given the current interest rate scenario and uncertainty over the direction of interest rates in the country, it appears that many investors continue to adopt a cautious stance and wait for further indication
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