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Economic Times5/25/2026BusinessIndia

RBI Rate-Cut Cycle Over: Experts Predict Hikes, Bond Portfolios Need Repositioning

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Bond yields are rising globally and in India due to inflation risks from geopolitical conflicts and supply chain disruptions.
Experts predict the RBI's rate-cut cycle is over, with potential hikes of 50-75 bps.
Investors are advised to shift to accrual-oriented portfolios and short-to-medium duration funds.

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Bond yields are rising globally and in India due to inflation risks from geopolitical conflicts and supply chain disruptions. Experts predict the RBI's rate-cut cycle is over, with potential hikes of 50-75 bps. Investors are advised to shift to accrual-oriented portfolios and short-to-medium duration funds.

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