New Delhi, Feb. 18 -- The G-Sec 10-year bond yield, a key benchmark for domestic bond markets, has risen 10 basis points since the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cut its repo rate by 25 basis points earlier this month.

Mint spoke with debt fund managers about their outlook following RBI's first rate cut in nearly five years and the fiscal policy measures announced in the Union Budget.

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Fund managers suggest that G-Sec yields could moderate with stronger liquidity measures from the RBI. Bond prices and yields are inversely related: a fall in yields generally leads to a rise in bond prices, and vice versa.

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