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Debt mutual funds: Axis MF suggests where to invest as RBI may raise rates by 50-75 bps over the next 6 months

1 source · first seen 20:30 29 Sept · updated 20:30 29 Sept

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  • Axis MF expects the RBI to tighten rates and favours 1-3 year corporate bonds
  • The report says the RBI may raise rates by 50-75 bps over the next 6 months
  • Higher rates may pressure bond prices; Indian bond-fund investors face reinvestment and duration risks

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