ETMarkets Smart Talk | Fed, inflation, rupee: How investors should navigate India’s 7%+ bond yields, says Vineet Agrawal
With the 10-year government bond yield moving above 7%, investors are once again facing a key question: is this an opportunity to lock in attractive yields, or could rates move even higher from here?
As global yields remain elevated and India's 10-year government bond yield crosses the 7% mark, investors are grappling with the question of whether this represents an opportunity to secure attractive yields or a precursor to further rate hikes. Vineet Agrawal, co-founder of Jiraaf, suggests that the current environment is less about predicting the exact peak in yields and more about gradually building fixed-income exposure.
He emphasizes that investors should reassess the opportunity to lock in current yields, as the US Federal Reserve's rate hikes and the Indian rupee's performance play a significant role in shaping the fixed-income landscape.
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