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Long-tenure gilt and dynamic bond funds shine on hopes of further rate cut

Long duration, gilt, and dynamic bond funds have outperformed in the 1-month and 3-month period

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Long-duration funds have beaten short-term peers in the past few months

Ashley Coutinho Mumbai
Two successive rate cuts in the past few months and expectations of further softening in the coming months have augmented the returns of long-tenure debt funds. 

Long duration, gilt, and dynamic bond funds have outperformed in the one-month and three-month period, increasing their one-year returns as well. In the past year, returns for long-duration, gilt funds, and dynamic bond funds stood at 12.7 per cent, 11.2 per cent, and 8.88 per cent, respectively — more than other debt categories. 

“The Reserve Bank of India’s open market operations and liquidity injection, along with two successive rate cuts, have helped the cause of longer

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