The market has made a decisive recovery since the previous lows immediately following Trump's trade tariffs. Fiscal consolidation, cooling inflation and growth oriented fiscal policies (e.g., GST rate rationalization) have boosted investor sentiments. While overall market sentiment remains positive, valuations in certain pockets remain a concern. From a long-term perspective, favourable macros driven by strong / resilient GDP growth, rising per capita income, expected surge in private sector capex spending on the back of Government spending on infrastructure, foreign investment flows in India etc. make the outlook for Indian equities positive. At the same time, precious metals continues to be best performing asset class in 2025. Gold prices show no signs of slowing down with central banks continuing to purchase gold and with further interest rate cuts expected. Multi Asset Allocation funds which invest in multiple asset classes can provide investors to three or more asset classes e.g. equity, debt, commodities etc in a single scheme.

Source: NSE, MCX, as on 31st October 2025. Equity is represented by Nifty 50 TRI, Debt by Nifty 10 year Benchmark G-Sec Index, Gold and Silver by MCX spot prices

Source: NSE, MCX, Advisorkhoj Research, as on 31st October 2025.
The Axis Multi Asset Allocation Fund (Formerly known as Axis Triple Advantage Fund) was launched in August 2010 and has Rs 1,710.48 crores of AUM (as on 21st November 2025). As per SEBI's requirement these funds should have a minimum 10% in at least 3 assets: these could be equity, debt and gold. The Scheme seeks to generate long term capital appreciation by investing in a diversified portfolio of equity and equity related instruments, debt and money market instruments, Exchange Traded Commodity Derivatives / Units of Gold ETFs, Silver ETF & units of REITs/InvITs.
A monthly SIP of Rs 10,000/- started at the inception of the fund would have grown to Rs 44.75 lakhs as on (21st Nov 2025) against a cumulative investment of 18.30 lakhs.

Source: Advisorkhoj Research as on 21st November 2025
The chart below shows the 1 year rolling returns of the fund compared to the category average since the inception of the fund. The fund has outperformed the category average in most times across different market conditions.

Source: Advisorkhoj Research as on 21st November 2025
The table below shows the returns distribution of the Axis Multi Asset Allocation Fund for different investment tenures since inception versus the Multi Asset Allocation category average. You can see that the fund was able to provide double digit returns more consistently than category average.

The table below shows some of the biggest market corrections since the inception of the fund and how the fund performed versus the broad equity market index, Nifty 50 TRI. You can see that the fund

Source: Advisorkhoj Research as on 31st Oct 2025 1. Axis Multi Asset Allocation Fund 2. Total Return Index

Source: Fund Factsheet as on 31st October 2025

Source: Fund Factsheet as on 31st October 2025
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