The yield rose one basis point to 6.51 per cent at 10:05 a.m. in Mumbai on Wednesday.

The market will interpret a 40-basis point cut as the end of the easing cycle.

While some fund managers are waiting for the advisory, others believe that the room for more rate cuts has opened for RBI.

For a long time, mutual fund managers cautioned the investors against investing in these schemes.

The 10-year benchmark yield hit 6.82 per cent on Tuesday, marking a 20-month low.

We won’t be surprised to see a 50 bps cut on Thursday itself.

Long duration debt mutual funds and gilt funds are among the toppers in the return charts.

Mutual fund managers say debt mutual fund investors should be prepared to see NAVs of their schemes dropping a little in the coming days

Some wealth managers are recommending fixed maturity plans or FMPs to their clients.

The Reserve Bank of India has taken the market by surprise by keeping the policy rates unchanged at 6.5 per cent.

The Reserve Bank of India has left key policy rates unchanged in its policy review today.

Interestingly, most of the funds have been infused in the debt markets.

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