
Gilt mutual funds invest primarily in government securities and carry no credit risk but are highly sensitive to interest rate changes, making them suitable for informed, risk-tolerant investors with a long-term horizon. Medium duration mutual funds invest in debt and money market instruments with durations of three to four years, appealing to investors seeking moderate-term investments. Both fund types are recommended by advisors anticipating potential interest rate declines, which could enhance returns, though risks vary with duration and market conditions.
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