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Fixed Income And Currency Market
17 Apr 2022
Rising interest rate cycle to continue for minimum 3 years
High and rising inflation expectations, heavy borrowing by government, ultra-low policy rates, all point to a longish rising interest rate cycle where RBI will have to continuously raise rates to bring policy to even neutral levels. Bond markets will play for rising bond yields and investors will have to position their investments for higher interest rates and inflation.
Arjun Parthasarathy
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