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BofA Report Cites Interest Rate Uncertainty Pressuring Credit Fund Flows

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BofA Securities issued a research report from New Delhi on September 27, 2026. The report stated that continued uncertainty regarding interest rates could put further pressure on flows into credit funds. The findings indicated that high rates volatility was causing investors to become more cautious about riskier assets, noting that the current volatility backdrop was unlikely to support credit funds.

From aninews.in

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The report observed that high rates volatility was having a direct impact on bond market flows. During the week under review, government bond, money market, and high-yield funds recorded outflows. While high-grade funds recovered inflows after two weeks of outflows, the report noted that high-yield funds recorded their third consecutive week of outflows.

From aninews.in

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  • New DelhiLocation from which the financial research report was issued.

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    The financial markets in India might experience shifts in investment flows due to interest rate volatility and cautious investor sentiment.

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