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RBI rate hike by 25 bps: Should you lock into debt funds as bond yields rise? Axis MF outlines strategy for investors

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RBI rate hike by 25 bps: Should you lock into debt funds as bond yields rise? Axis MF outlines strategy for investors

The RBI’s 25 bps repo rate hike to 5.5% could keep bond yields elevated as the rate cycle turns tighter.

Debt-fund investors may prefer 1-3 year high-quality corporate bonds now, while gradually adding duration as yields rise further.

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