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26-Nov-2020

Why do short-term debt funds sometimes report negative weekly returns?

Name: Why do short-term debt funds sometimes report negative weekly returns?
Uploaded: 2020-11-26T09:27:55+05:30
Duration: 1 min
Description: As bonds trade on secondary markets, their prices are subject to movements, says Ashutosh Gupta.

As bonds trade on secondary markets, their prices are subject to movements, says Ashutosh Gupta.

Why do short-term debt funds sometimes report negative weekly returns?

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