LUXEMBOURG: Islamic equity funds shrugged off strong economic headwinds in Q2 2025 to post 10.28% growth, according data tracked by the IFN Investor Funds Database – with total AuM rising from US$3.79 billion to US$4.17 billion as at the 30th June 2025. Mixed asset funds also climbed 3.1% from US$362.3 million to US$ 373.53 million.
However, fixed income instruments declined 5.02% from US$796.07 million to US$756.11 million, as investor appetites moved away from income-based products for the quarter. Similarly, Sukuk funds fell 6.62% from US$2 billion to US$1.87 billion and real estate funds declined 8.43% from US$164.15 million to US$150.32 million. These declines reflect broader market uncertainties in Islamic fixed income and property sectors across Europe.
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