Why Should You Invest
Invests only in Gsecs & AAA/A1+ rated PSUs
No Exposure to Private Corporate Credit Risk
Portfolio is Marked to Market Daily
High Liquidity and Stable AUM Track Record
Weekly Disclosure of Portfolios
Numbers That Matter
4%
Repo Rate
4%
Cash Reserve Ratio
3.35%
Reverse Cash Reserve Ratio
9.30%
Prime Lending Rate
Last updated on (07/07/2021)
Debt Market Observer
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Why Are Bond Yields Still High Despite Rate Cuts?
Posted On Wednesday, Dec 24, 2025
As we approach the end of calendar year 2025, India appears to be in a relatively favourable economic position often described as a <strong>“Goldilocks” scenario</strong>.
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The Macro Three Body Problem: Currency, Liquidity & Bond Yields
Posted On Friday, Nov 21, 2025
If you’ve been tracking India’s bond markets over the past few months, you’ll know that <strong>nothing moves in isolation</strong> anymore.
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Tariffs Pressures , GST Reforms , Rising Yields: India’s August Bond Story
Posted On Monday, Sep 29, 2025
August in the Indian bond market was nothing short of chaotic, with constant surprises and swings.
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Quantum Debt Views In The News
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Monetary policy: RBI shifts gaze to inflation from growth after 2 years
Posted On 15/04/2022
The increase in pump prices of petrol and diesel by a steep Rs 10 in the fortnight following surging crude oil prices over $100 a barrel has been the factor in the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) turning its attention to inflation over growth...
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Debt funds: Should you bet on credit risk funds?
Posted On 11/04/2022
A search for higher yield amid the low-interest rate environment, attractive spreads post the Franklin Templeton episode and abundant systemic liquidity...
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Rebalance your debt fund portfolio with rates set to increase
Posted On 11/04/2022
Fund managers expect the 10-year benchmark government bond to rise further by 25-50 basis points after it hit 7% last week. "The RBI is expected to increase the repo rate by 50 basis points this financial year," said Akhil Mittal, senior fund manager (fixed income), Tata Mutual Fund.
