Debt Funds
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BreakingGilt Funds for Your October 2026 Portfolio: What Indian Investors Should Consider
As Indian investors look towards October 2026, gilt mutual funds are emerging as a key consideration for their fixed-income portfolios. These funds, investing in government securities, offer a blend of safety and potential for steady returns. Understanding their characteristics and market dynamics is crucial for making informed decisions.
New LaunchBreakingFranklin Templeton Announces IDCW Payouts for 3 Mutual Fund Schemes; Check Rates
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund has declared income distribution cum capital withdrawal (IDCW) for three of its prominent schemes. Investors holding units in these funds as of the record date will be eligible for the payout based on the specified rates.
Rising Bond Yields Present Opportunity for Gilt Fund Investors
Indian bond yields are on an upward trend, which typically means existing bonds lose value but new investments in debt instruments, including gilt funds, could offer attractive entry points. Investors considering long-term debt exposure may find this an opportune moment to explore gilt funds, which exclusively invest in government securities.
Mutual Funds and Advisers Cautious on Bond Duration After RBI Rate Hike
Following a recent interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of India, mutual funds and financial advisers are adopting a 'wait-and-watch' strategy regarding bond duration. This cautious approach reflects uncertainty in the fixed-income market and aims to protect investors from potential adverse movements.
BreakingRBI Hikes Repo Rate by 25 Bps to 5.5%: Impact on Your Debt Investments
The Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has increased the benchmark repo rate by 25 basis points, taking it to 5.5%. This move is expected to influence bond yields and the performance of debt mutual funds.
BreakingInvesting in Debt Funds for 1-3 Years? Explore These 4 Categories
For Indian retail investors eyeing a 1-3 year investment horizon, certain debt fund categories offer suitable options. Short-duration, dynamic bond, corporate bond, and banking & PSU funds are highlighted as potential choices. Investors should be aware of the varying risk profiles across these categories.
Fidelity Bond ETF Outpaces Vanguard BND: Key Lessons for Debt Investors
The Fidelity Total Bond ETF (FBND) has quietly outperformed the popular Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (BND) over the last decade. This performance highlight underscores the difference between active management and passive tracking in the global bond market.
US Fed Signals Higher Rates for Longer: Impact on Indian EMIs and Debt Mutual Funds
The US Federal Reserve's cautious stance on inflation means interest rates in India are unlikely to fall soon. This delay impacts home loan borrowers waiting for EMI relief and investors looking for quick gains in debt mutual funds.
Falling Oil Prices Drive Indian Bond Yields to Two-Month Low
Indian government bond yields dropped significantly as global oil prices cooled following news of a preliminary peace deal between the U.S. and Iran. This shift suggests lower inflation pressure and potentially better returns for domestic debt fund investors.
BreakingBond Market Boom: Why Now is the Best Time to Lock in Fixed Income Returns
India's recent policy shifts to attract foreign capital are expected to trigger a significant drop in interest rates by late September. For retail investors, this creates a narrow window to invest in target maturity debt funds and lock in current high yields before they disappear.
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