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Centre's borrowing via green bonds so far at only 8.5% of FY25 budget
No immediate 'hot money' worries over bond inclusion given low FPI presence
Govt pegs FY25 gross borrowing at Rs 14.13 lakh crore, sharply lower than expectations
Top policy-makers, experts welcome move as bond inclusion opens door for greater foreign inflows
Bonanza small savings inflows may give India room to lower FY24 market borrowing: FinMin source
India not pitching for bond inclusion to index providers anymore: Govt source
India's capital gains tax regime a big hurdle in including govt bonds in global indices: S&P Global
Govt to auction Rs 32,000 crore of four gilts on July 15
Expect gilts to be rangebound in run up to the policy: Ajay Manglunia
10-year yield to trade in 6.36-6.42% range: Ajay Manglunia
Bond markets to trade in jittery fashion: Ajay Manglunia
10-year yield to trade in 6.25-6.40% range: Ajay Manglunia
Gilts to trade stable within narrow range: Edelweiss
10-year yield to trade in range 6.71-6.77%: Ajay Manglunia
Expect bond markets to trade on cautious note: Ajay Manglunia
10-year yield to trade between 7.35-7.40%: Edelweiss
Expect India to deliver 15-18% returns in 3-4 yrs: JPMorgan
Sensex ends flat; Bank Nifty up 1%, Tata Motors falls 3%
Gilts to witness relatively quiet session: Ajay Manglunia
10-year yield seen between 8.95-9.10%: Ajay Manglunia
10-year yield seen between 8.5-8.6% range: Ajay Manglunia
RBI to buy FX if rupee settles down at 62/USD: Sengupta
10-year yield seen between 8.45-8.55% range: Ajay Manglunia
10-year yield seen between 8.50-8.70%: Ajay Manglunia
Bonds likely to experience some bidding interest: Dalal

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Centre's borrowing via green bonds so far at only 8.5% of FY25 budget

No immediate 'hot money' worries over bond inclusion given low FPI presence

Govt pegs FY25 gross borrowing at Rs 14.13 lakh crore, sharply lower than expectations

Top policy-makers, experts welcome move as bond inclusion opens door for greater foreign inflows

Bonanza small savings inflows may give India room to lower FY24 market borrowing: FinMin source

India not pitching for bond inclusion to index providers anymore: Govt source

India's capital gains tax regime a big hurdle in including govt bonds in global indices: S&P Global

Govt to auction Rs 32,000 crore of four gilts on July 15

Expect gilts to be rangebound in run up to the policy: Ajay Manglunia

10-year yield to trade in 6.36-6.42% range: Ajay Manglunia

Bond markets to trade in jittery fashion: Ajay Manglunia

10-year yield to trade in 6.25-6.40% range: Ajay Manglunia

Gilts to trade stable within narrow range: Edelweiss

10-year yield to trade in range 6.71-6.77%: Ajay Manglunia

Expect bond markets to trade on cautious note: Ajay Manglunia

10-year yield to trade between 7.35-7.40%: Edelweiss

Expect India to deliver 15-18% returns in 3-4 yrs: JPMorgan

Sensex ends flat; Bank Nifty up 1%, Tata Motors falls 3%

Gilts to witness relatively quiet session: Ajay Manglunia

10-year yield seen between 8.95-9.10%: Ajay Manglunia

10-year yield seen between 8.5-8.6% range: Ajay Manglunia

RBI to buy FX if rupee settles down at 62/USD: Sengupta

10-year yield seen between 8.45-8.55% range: Ajay Manglunia

10-year yield seen between 8.50-8.70%: Ajay Manglunia

Bonds likely to experience some bidding interest: Dalal