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In August, the proposed GST revision added to investor concerns around the RBI's hawkish policy tilt and a supply-demand mismatch.
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Emraan Hashmi expressed deep respect for Salman Khan while recalling his Tiger 3 experience. He described Salman as warm, supportive, and effortlessly charismatic, making the collaboration memorable. Emraan’s honesty reflected genuine admiration, highlighting comfort, humility, and the bond shared during filming.
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India is entering this global repricing phase with inflation below four percent, stable bond yields, along with strong forex reserves, providing one of the strongest buffers among EMs to absorb volatility.
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Rising global bond yields, as a result of deficit concerns and inflation concerns related to President Trump's tariffs, are pressuring equity markets
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FPIs have turned net sellers in the Indian debt market, pulling out over $2.27 billion so far in April — the largest monthly outflow since May 2020 and the first since November 2024.
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Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) began the week on a positive note, investing Rs 3,126 crore in equities during the first two trading sessions (December 16-20).
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India's inclusion in global bond indices via the Fully Accessible Route (FAR) has attracted foreign capital, but also exposes the country to volatility risks. Policymakers must balance the benefits of foreign inflows with the need to manage currency and interest rate pressures
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The Federal Open Market Committee voted 11 to 1 to lower the federal funds rate to a range of 4.75 percent to 5 percent, after holding it for more than a year at its highest level in two decades.
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Beijing’s attempts to halt the bond rally can lead to mass redemptions and a spike in yields
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Bandhan AMC, Kotak Mahindra Asset Management Co. and DSP Investment Managers Pvt. are among those arguing that improving macros will lead to a structural slide in policy rates.
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At 11:57 AM, Indian rupee is trading at 83.45 against the US dollar.
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With an estimated $3 billion of inflows a month into government bonds alone, the accession has the potential also to lower the cost of capital for companies
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Most of the investors are active fund managers who don’t need to add exposure as India is added to the gauge on Friday, Min Dai, head of Asia macro strategy, wrote in a note. More than half of them have already increased their India exposure, he said.
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The dollar firmed, as higher U.S. yields widened differentials with non-dollar rates that are trending lower. It drew closer to the 160 yen area that prompted Tokyo to intervene in late April to support its currency.
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The $2 billion, single-day inflow estimate by four bankers trails only the record-high $2.7 billion poured into Indian bonds on Aug. 20, 2014, as prospects of a credit rating upgrade gained traction.
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India’s debt yields are higher than China’s or the US, and its economy is the fastest-growing among the Group of 20.
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A large part of these outflows have happened on the back of weakness in the local currency and a jump in U.S. yields as investors repriced rate cut expectations, they said.
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The rupee dropped to a record low of 83.5750 to the U.S. dollar on Friday amid worries over a wider conflict in the Middle East and expectations that U.S. interest rates are likely to remain higher for longer.
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NaBFID, as the institution is called, is likely to sell bonds with tenors spanning from 10 to 20 years in the financial year starting April 1, the people said, asking not be identified because the details are private.
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The offering was oversubscribed and terms of the bond were favorable for the company, Durov wrote on his own Telegram channel.
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Aditi Mittal is all too aware of this disparity. She stands out among the few women at the forefront of the nation’s $2 trillion plus fixed-income market, having co-founded an online bond platform that gives individuals direct access to a market traditionally dominated by large institutions.
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UK government bond yields have risen sharply this year and are higher than their euro-zone peers. Jeremy Hunt will need to tread carefully in how he funds his political ambitions to ensure the bond-market vigilantes don't ride again
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The low risk associated with investing in high-quality government debt only applies in the very specific circumstance of you holding your bonds to maturity. Only then do you benefit from their fixed value at redemption. If you sell before maturity, or worse still, if you’re a distressed seller, the losses can be huge
