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MFs, advisers adopt 'wait-and-watch' stance on duration after RBI rate rise

Debt fund managers and wealth advisers favour accruals and shorter-duration bonds, awaiting clarity on inflation and peak policy rates before adding duration exposure

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Business StandardCenter·1h ago
MFs, advisers adopt 'wait-and-watch' stance on duration after RBI rate rise
Debt fund managers and wealth advisers favour accruals and shorter-duration bonds, awaiting clarity on inflation and peak policy rates before adding duration exposure
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MFs, advisers adopt 'wait-and-watch' stance on duration after RBI rate rise

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