Markets await the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy as fixed-income investors look for stable rates and range-bound yields amid inflation risks, currency pressures and cautious policy guidance.

The real risk in bond investing often lies not in the asset class, but in the investor’s speculative approach to it.
Fixed income markets face complexity as global and domestic forces necessitate a defensive stance, particularly on duration. The RBI's ability to lower rates is constrained by external pressures, leading to a widening gap between policy and market yields. B…

Franklin Templeton is shifting focus to fixed income in India, aiming to reduce equity exposure and expand debt funds amid rising investor interest and competition.