Khushi Malhotra
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India’s Big Bond Funds Argue That Long-Term Rates Are Going Down
Some of India’s biggest bond fund managers say the nation’s interest rates are set for a long-term decline, ushering in a new investment era for the $1.3 trillion government debt market.
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Foreign Banks Are Snapping Up Short-Term Indian Bonds, Bank of America Says
Foreign banks bought nearly Rs 60,000 crore in all maturities since the start of June.
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Global Banks Are The Biggest Bulls In India’s Bond Market
Foreign banks have emerged as the largest investors in India’s trillion dollar sovereign bond market in recent weeks, attracted by the nation’s economic prospects and a stable currency.
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India’s Long Bonds Have Become A Crowded Trade, Edelweiss Warns
The addition of Indian bonds into JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s index last month has turned the market into a focal point for global investors.
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India’s Long Bonds Have Become A Crowded Trade, Edelweiss Warns
The addition of Indian bonds into JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s index last month has turned the market into a focal point for global investors.
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India Credit Seen Benefiting From Index-Related Bond Flows
Buying of company debt will start with state-run firms and then eventually shift toward those with lower credit ratings, Aditi Mittal, co-founder and director of IndiaBonds.com, said.
