Instead of fully investing in stocks in 2024, a large number of Indian mutual funds are covertly hoarding cash. Fund managers are staying safe by choosing liquidity and timing over risky wagers due to factors like stretched valuations, rising interest rates, and global uncertainty. However, what does this change entail for regular investors? This blog helps you stay informed and in line with your long-term financial objectives by dissecting the data, historical trends

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