“Fixed income is expected to yield capital gains from rate cuts over the next 1-1.5 years, potentially offering double-digit pre-tax returns. Parking debt allocations in gilt/debt funds with a modified duration exceeding 7 years could be lucrative, providing both coupon and capital gains. This differs from fixed deposits, where gains are solely from interest income.”
GAIL shares jump 4% as Q2 net profit rises over 8% to Rs 4,650 crore, revenue grows 17%
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