"Credit funds have performed quite well in 2022, on the back of an improving economic cycle, low-interest rates, and easing liquidity as domestic and global economies opened up"
As the markets adjust to the process of policy normalization, investors can focus on products which are running strategies to capture these trends with a low level of volatility, said Amandeep Chopra
From a one-year perspective, if there are no rate hikes and the 10-year g-sec yields stay at 7.25-7.50 per cent, investors can get 8-8.25 per cent for the year in short-duration funds
