Mutual funds that invest in shares continued to attract investors in March, despite negative yields following the decline of the Stock Exchange, with net inflows now standing at some 4 million euros. Funds, which invest mostly in shares last month attracted net investments of 2.2 million euros, while diversified funds, whose investments in shares do not exceed 50% of their assets, saw net inflows of almost 1.8 million euros. All the mutual funds that invest on the capital market but one registered negative yields in March, following on from a decline witnessed in February. Equity funds last month witnessed declines of 1.2 to 4.3%, and diversified funds saw losses of 0.4% to 2.1%. Their performance was affected by the Stock Exchange corrections, especially on the SIF (financial investment companies) segment. All in all, mutual funds grew by a mere 1.1% in the first quarter, below the inflation rate, which stood at 1.5%. ZF