Subhadip Sircar
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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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Indian Bonds Reverse Gains As Borrowing Plan Disappoints Market
Traders were expecting a bigger reduction in borrowings to act as a catalyst for more bond gains
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Indian Bonds Reverse Gains As Borrowing Plan Disappoints Market
Traders were expecting a bigger reduction in borrowings to act as a catalyst for more bond gains
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RBI Sold $406 Million India Bonds As Index Inclusion Spurs Flows
India’s central bank sold 34 billion rupees ($406 million) of bonds in the secondary market in the week ended July 14, as it likely stepped in to mop up excess cash in the banking system triggered by flows into the nation’s debt after they were included into a global index.
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RBI Sold $406 Million India Bonds As Index Inclusion Spurs Flows
India’s central bank sold 34 billion rupees ($406 million) of bonds in the secondary market in the week ended July 14, as it likely stepped in to mop up excess cash in the banking system triggered by flows into the nation’s debt after they were included into a global index.
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India To Stick To Prudent Financial Plan, Survey Shows
The upcoming budget is expected to retain its earlier target of raising Rs 14.1 lakh crore via bond sales in the fiscal year that began in April.
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Indian Bonds In Demand As Global Stock Investors Seek Collateral
India’s sovereign bond market is attracting foreign equity investors, who are using the securities as collateral for trade margin requirements.
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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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India To See More Bond Buyers Move Onshore As Index Weight Rises
Several clients of JPMorgan who have been taking proxy exposures to India will now enter the South Asian market directly.
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India To See More Bond Buyers Move Onshore As Index Weight Rises
Several clients of JPMorgan who have been taking proxy exposures to India will now enter the South Asian market directly.
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Goldman Uses Euros To Fund Its Favorite Carry Trade: The Rupee
The rupee remains a favorite in the region with Goldman Sachs citing the attractive carry-to-volume as a key reason. The central bank’s repeated interventions, aided by $650 billion of foreign-exchange reserves, have made the rupee one of the most stable currencies in the world.
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India Set For More Global Attention As Bond Inclusion Begins
India’s debt has become a favorite among emerging market investors.
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India Set For More Global Attention As Bond Inclusion Begins
India’s debt has become a favorite among emerging market investors.
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Citi Sees India Allure Enticing Global Bond Funds to Stay
Global investors who’ve bought Indian government bonds to piggyback on their inclusion in a flagship debt gauge are likely to remain invested and not take a quick profit, according to Citigroup Inc.’s top local trader.
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Amid Speculations On RBI's Rate Hike, Money Managers Look For Safer Bets
A hawkish pivot by the RBI has money managers scurrying to find safer bets while bracing for potentially the steepest rate hikes in Asia
