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Investments in Safe Securities for Higher Risk Adjusted Returns.
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
Indian Bonds Going Global
Posted On Thursday, Sep 22, 2022
Recently, there have been increasing conversations about the potential inclusion of Indian government bonds into the global bond indices.
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Let's Bond with Bonds
Posted On Wednesday, Jul 20, 2022
In the June 2022 edition of the Debt Market Observer - Looking Beyond FED, we made a case that the inflation narrative has peaked...
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Looking Beyond FED
Posted On Wednesday, Jun 22, 2022
Bond Markets run ahead of Central Banks. Time to allocate to Indian Bonds. The US treasury secretary John Connally proclaimed at the G-10 meeting...
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3 Asset Classes, 1 Outlook - A Year-End Panel Discussion
Asset Class Outlook & Economic View in the Current Market Scenario
10 Charts, 1 Growth Story - India
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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.
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