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  • Is the Indian bond market poised for a rebound?

    Lower-than-expected revenue loss from the GST rate rationalisation and some scope for interest rate cut could be favourable factors

  • Foreign investors pull $1 billion from Indian debt in June

    Foreign investors pull $1 billion from Indian debt in June

    FIIs pulled $1.06 billion from Indian debt in June amid global risks and narrowing yield spreads, though short-term bond picks hint at selective optimism.

  • A $115 billion fund manager bets on India's shortest maturity debt

    A $115 billion fund manager bets on India's shortest maturity debt

    The recent slowdown was a “mid-cycle correction”, and the central bank’s policy support has laid the groundwork for growth to return to its long-term trend, Manish Banthia, chief investment officer of fixed-income at ICICI Prudential AMC said.

  • Japan 30-year bond auction sees weakest demand since 2023

    Japan 30-year bond auction sees weakest demand since 2023

    Disappointing demand at sales of 20-year and 40-year bonds late last month exposed investor concern about a lack of appetite for longer tenors, sending a fresh warning to the government that it may need to rethink issuance plans.

  • Why did FIIs sell over Rs 15,000 crore in just three sessions, and should you worry?

    Why did FIIs sell over Rs 15,000 crore in just three sessions, and should you worry?

    Experts believe a mix of global and domestic factors have triggered the sharp reversal in the FII sentiment, and one of them is a steep rise in bond yields globally, particularly in the United States and Japan.

  • Easing retail inflation helps Indian bonds to trade below 6.30%

    Easing retail inflation helps Indian bonds to trade below 6.30%

    India's retail inflation slowed to 3.16 percent in April from 3.34 percent in March. It is the lowest year-on-year inflation since July 2019, the government said in a statement.

  • 10-year bond yields open 4 bps higher as India-Pakistan tensions flare up

    10-year bond yields open 4 bps higher as India-Pakistan tensions flare up

    The yield on 10-year benchmark 6.79 percent 2034 opened at 6.431 percent, as compared to 6.398 percent at previous close.

  • Aided by improving macros, bond yield remains range bound

    Aided by improving macros, bond yield remains range bound

    Usually, when the global tension rises, bond yields react negatively and rise, but this time due to better economic conditions and huge demand from domestic and foreign investors, it remained range bound.

  • Personal Finance | Short duration funds a smart investment move in today’s yield scenario

    Personal Finance | Short duration funds a smart investment move in today’s yield scenario

    There is potential for mark-to-market gains as interest rates begin to decline and spreads narrow over time 

  • Indian bond yield down 12 bps in one week, hints at rate, CRR cut by RBI today

    Indian bond yield down 12 bps in one week, hints at rate, CRR cut by RBI today

    According to the Bloomberg data, the 10-year benchmark bond 7.10 percent 2034 were at 6.727 percent on December 5, as compared to 6.849 percent on November 28.

  • What smoke signals are bond yields sending?

    What smoke signals are bond yields sending?

    The bond market is warning against exuberance as the dollar rises

  • Is the Indian bond market rally over?

    Is the Indian bond market rally over?

    Recent developments have made fixed income investors anxious about the market outlook. But the structural shift forecast for the bond market is not at risk

  • Face value reduction on corporate bonds sets to increase retail participation

    Face value reduction on corporate bonds sets to increase retail participation

    SEBI had said in a release that companies may issue debt security or non-convertible redeemable preference shares on private placement basis with a face value of Rs 10,000.

  • Falling bond yields likely to help banks make treasury gains in Q1FY25, say experts

    Falling bond yields likely to help banks make treasury gains in Q1FY25, say experts

    Since April, the yield on government securities fell around 10-15 basis points due to multiple factors , like the easing inflation print, Brent crude oil prices, and the higher dividend transfer announced by the Reserve Bank of India.

  • 10-year benchmark government bond yield steady after RBI status quo

    10-year benchmark government bond yield steady after RBI status quo

    The MPC has kept the repo rate unchanged at 6.5 percent in the past four monetary policy reviews, after raising the rate by 250 basis points since May 2022.

  • Corporate bonds, commercial paper issued in October fell to lowest level in 2023

    Corporate bonds, commercial paper issued in October fell to lowest level in 2023

    The yield on corporate bonds across maturities rose 8-18 basis points during the month.

  • Rupee opens flat against US dollar at Rs 83.20 tracking weak Asian currencies

    Rupee opens flat against US dollar at Rs 83.20 tracking weak Asian currencies

    Analysts said Indian stock markets are bearish due to falling oil prices, rising US bond yields, diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, and foreign investors selling. Inflation and recession concerns persist.

  • Short Call: 'Hold' is in vogue as war rages, polls near, inflation eases; Infy, HDFC AMC, Hero in focus

    Short Call: 'Hold' is in vogue as war rages, polls near, inflation eases; Infy, HDFC AMC, Hero in focus

    Nobody seems to be actually selling and, at the same time, nobody wants to buy big quantities ahead of the general elections. It is a stalemate situation for now

  • Government bonds to experience high volatility due to MPC's OMO strategy, says Venkatakrishnan Srinivasan of Rockfort Fincap

    Government bonds to experience high volatility due to MPC's OMO strategy, says Venkatakrishnan Srinivasan of Rockfort Fincap

     The market expert expects benchmark 10-year bond yields to hover between 7.20 percent and 7.45 percent.

  • Bond yields to trade high till clarity emerges on OMO quantum: Experts

    Bond yields to trade high till clarity emerges on OMO quantum: Experts

    Soon after the announcement by the RBI, yield on the 10-year benchmark government bond started rising. In the morning trade it rose 7-8 basis points and later, in the afternoon trade, it rose by 15 bps.

  • Nine companies plans to float bonds worth Rs 4,936 crore today

    Nine companies plans to float bonds worth Rs 4,936 crore today

    Bidding for these bonds will take place on the electronic bidding platform of BSE and the National Stock Exchange of India.

  • Rupee, bond prices opens higher after JP Morgan's inclusion of Indian bonds

    Rupee, bond prices opens higher after JP Morgan's inclusion of Indian bonds

    JPMorgan Chase & Co. will add Indian government bonds to its benchmark emerging-market index (GBI-EM) starting June 28, 2024

  • JP Morgan's Indian bond inclusion likely sparks foreign investment surge

    JP Morgan's Indian bond inclusion likely sparks foreign investment surge

    Inclusion in this global benchmark is a major win for India, as it attracts a significant pool of global capital for bond allocations, leading to increased foreign exchange inflows.

  • Corporate bond issuances fall to 10-month low in August on high yields driven by inflation

    Corporate bond issuances fall to 10-month low in August on high yields driven by inflation

    Data shows that issuances in August were the lowest since October 2022, when companies and banks raised Rs 46,000 crore through corporate bonds.

  • Rupee firms up marginally, trades at 82.58 a dollar as most Asian currencies gain

    Rupee firms up marginally, trades at 82.58 a dollar as most Asian currencies gain

    Traders are anticipating PMI releases from various countries and the NFPR report on Friday. The market seems to be trading within a range as everyone awaits the upcoming US and India GDP data later in the week.

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