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18 June 2025
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As the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) signals a potential shift in its monetary stance, the prospect of repo rate cuts is sparking renewed interest—and caution—among fixed income investors.
Lower repo rates typically lead to a decline in yields across debt instruments, affecting returns on fixed deposits, bonds, and debt mutual funds. While this may compress income for conservative investors, it also opens up opportunities in duration-based strategies and high-quality long-term debt.
Market experts suggest that investors should realign their fixed income portfolios to balance stability with potential capital appreciation, especially as the interest rate cycle turns.
The evolving rate environment also highlights the need for diversified fixed income allocations, including dynamic bond funds, to navigate volatility while maintaining reasonable returns.
With the RBI walking a fine line between supporting growth and anchoring inflation, fixed income investors must remain agile and informed as rate decisions unfold.
Reference: EconomicTimes
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