3 Best Medium to Long Duration Debt Funds for 2025

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The CPI inflation data for October 2024 has inched up to 6.21% (a 14-month high) from 5.49% in the previous month, surpassing the RBI’s target range of 2-6%.
Given the real risks to the inflation trajectory, CPI inflation is likely to remain elevated. It looks unlikely that the RBI will cut the policy interest rates in a hurry.
That said, it appears that we are almost near the peak of the current interest rate upcycle.
At the current juncture, it would be an opportune time to invest in some of the best Medium-to-Long Duration Funds.
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[@arghyapathak2497]

Sir could you kindly suggest any gilt fund right now

[@PIXEL00000]

Isnt Parag Parigh Conservative hybrid better than these

[@PFNonline]

Parag Parikh Conservative Hybrid Fund is debt-oriented hybrid fund, not a multi asset allocation fund.
It has the mandate to invest 75% to 90% of its assets in debt & money market securities, 10% to 25% in equities, and up to 10% in REIT & InVITs.
Currently, as per its portfolio as of Dec 2024, the Scheme is having 77.2% exposure to debt & money market, 13.0% in domestic equities, 7.2% in REITs & InVITs, 0.8% in other securities, and the rest is in cash & cash equivalents.
So, it cannot be compared with any of the schemes in the Multi Asset Allocation Fund category, which dynamically shifts between asset classes depending on their outlook.

[@PIXEL00000]

​@@PFNonline I know, but u weren't comparing Multi-Asset, You were comparing Debt funds

[@PFNonline]

The comparison done is of Multi Asset Allocation Funds, as per the regulator's definition.
Some of the schemes in our article, are currently having higher allocation to debt-oriented securities but that does not make them comparable to Conservative Hybrid Funds. This because Multi Asset Asset Allocation have a dynamic asset allocation mandate. In other words they have flexibility to move to other asset classes. On the other hand, Conservative Hybrid Funds are at all times expected to skew their portfolio to debt & money market securities.