Four fund managers told Reuters they expect Indian mutual funds to sell more government bonds after selling about $4.5 billion since July. AssetDefinition An asset is something that has economic value and can be owned or controlled by a person, company, or organisation. Assets can take many forms. A house, a piece...Read More managers sold a net ₹51 billion in the three sessions following the rate increase, adding to ₹378 billion sold in July–September.
Indian mutual funds are expected to continue selling government bonds after offloading around $4.5 billion since July. The Reserve Bank of India’s recent interest-rate hike and signals of further tightening have pushed yields higher, prompting fund managers to shift towards ShortA position that benefits if price falls. You sell first, then aim to buy back lower—carefully, because losses can grow if price rises.Read More-term government and corporate debt to reduce interest-rate RiskRisk is the possibility that the actual outcome of a trade, investment, or financial decision differs from the expected outcome and causes a loss or other unwanted result. Risk...Read More.
