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Stay in short duration funds till next budget, says Kumaresh Ramakrishnan of DHFL Pramerica MF
The concerns in FY 19 are coming from the fiscal deficit due to the additional packages given in the budget.
Will your liquid funds remain really liquid?
Nobody knows for sure whether or when Sebi is going to restrict redemptions on liquid funds. But...
Long duration funds top the return chart in three-month period. Should you invest?
After a lull period for almost two years, the category see...
Long duration funds top the return chart in three-month period. Should you invest?
After a lull period for almost two years, the category seems to be staging a comeback.
Increase exposure to dynamic bond funds slowly and systematically: Kumaresh Ramakrishnan of DHFL Pramerica MF
ET.com Mutual Funds spoke to Kumaresh Ramakrishnan, Head-fixed income, DHFL Pramerica Mutual Fund, to find out what is in store for these funds in the coming year.
Allocate a large share to short-term debt funds: Kumaresh Ramakrishnan of DHFL Pramerica MF
The bond yields crossed the seven per cent mark this week due to domestic and international factors.
Some debt mutual funds are offering 50% annualised returns. Should you invest?
Many income funds are showing double-digit annualised one-month returns as high as 57 per cent.
Invest in short-term debt mutual funds, say debt fund managers after RBI policy
It is status-quo for your debt mutual fund investments, with Reserve Bank of India (RBI) keeping its policy rates unchanged in its policy review today.
Fed rate hike won’t wreak havoc in Indian markets, says Kumaresh Ramakrishnan
"So far, there has been no rate hike by the US Federal Reserve and the probability of a rate hike, if at all, has narrowed down to 1 for the rest of the year."
Corporate bond sales take a hit on rising yields
During the financial year, the benchmark yield surged about 70 basis points.
Should you invest in bond funds in 2018?
With concerns over rising oil prices, increasing fiscal deficit and lower GST collections, fund managers believe that bond yields are headed upward.
To counter yield surge, funds cut duration in medium- and long-term debt schemes
“We have not yet entered the rate tightening zone,” said Lakshmi Iyer of Kotak Mutual Fund.
Debt mutual fund managers react to RBI policy
The repo rate now stands at 5.15 per cent, the lowest since March 2010.
Corporate tax cut: your debt mutual funds may give you lower returns
The stock market may be celebrating the corporate tax cut, but the debt market participants are nervous about how the government is going to bridge the deficit
RBI cuts rates by 35 bps; is it time to shift to long-term debt mutual funds?
The central bank maintained its accommodative monetary stance and retained the inflation outlook.
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