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Latest rate cut is adding to record corporate bond salesPolicy steps to channel more funds to smaller borrowers have struggled to gain traction.- NBFC crisis makes it hard to cut bond lossesMeanwhile, many mutual funds segregated their investments in defaulting companies.
- Companies like Reliance Jio, Reliance Retail, Volkswagen India, Aditya Birla Finance cash in on rate cut, tap commercial paper marketA slew of corporates, including Reliance Jio, Reliance Retail, Volkswagen India, Aditya Birla Finance and Dewan Housing made the most of th...
- Companies like Reliance Jio, Reliance Retail, Volkswagen India raises short-term debt at much lower ratesIn fact, they reaped more than what RBI governor Raghuram Rajan gave, with their borrowing cost falling 60-70 basis points against 50 basis...
- With no PSU bond issues in 2 months, yield spread shrinks to 40 bpsYield spread - a gauge for pricing -between AAA-rated 10-year public sector companies and the benchmark government bonds has narrowed.
- Don’t expect RBI to cut CRR in March: Ashish Ghiya, Derivium TraditionThe RBI may yet continue with one or two OMOs, but would not go for the CRR cut on the 19th March, says Ashish Ghiya of Derivium Tradition
- Don’t expect rupee to depreciate more in near term: Ashish Ghiya, Derivium Tradition"Certainly the rupee is not depreciating. This is my firm call. I do not think the rupee is depreciating more than 55 to 55.5 levels."
- Too early to discount a possibility of another rate cut in June, July: Ashish GhiyaIn a chat with ET Now, Ashish Ghiya, MD Derivium Tradition, India shares his views about the bond market outlook.
- 10-year bonds seen trading at 8.32-8.45%Last few weeks have been dominated by money markets, especially with banks borrowing through CDs & wholesale deposits in a very heavy throu...
- Government borrowing numbers higher than bond market's expectation: Ashish Ghiya, Derivium TraditionIn a chat with ET Now, Ashish Ghiya, MD, Derivium Tradition (India) talks about the macroeconomic numbers presented in the union budget and...
- Rupee to trade between 47-52 range in coming months: Ashish Ghiya, Derivium TraditionThe rupee battle has been won by the RBI. The battle has been won in terms of arresting the slide and the confidence.
- Market expects government to borrow Rs 40,000-50,000 crore: Ashish Ghiya, Derivium Capital & SecuritiesIn an interview with ET Now, Ashish Ghiya, MD, Derivium Capital & Securities, shares his outlook on the fixed income market as well as the ...
- 10-year bond yields seen at 8.75-8.85%: Derivium TraditionThe government's move to increase petrol prices and official talks of other fuel price hikes before the Winter Session of the Parliament wi...
- Surging yields to raise govt interest outgoGovernment may have to pay additional interest of Rs 3,000 crore a year; borrowing in FY12 seen at Rs 4.7lK crore.
- Bond markets to trade in a very tired range: Ashish Ghiya, Derivium Capital & SecuritiesIn an interview with ET Now, Ashish Ghiya, MD, Derivium Capital & Securities Pvt Ltd, talks about the bond markets. Excerpts:
- 10-year benchmark bond to break 8.5% mark this year: Ashish Ghiya, MD, Derivium Capital & Securities Pvt LtdIn an interview with ET Now, Ashish Ghiya, MD, Derivium Capital & Securities Pvt Ltd, gives his views on bond markets, rate hike, FII inflo...
- Government securities market may get nervous: Derivium CapitalIn an interview with ET Now, Ashish Ghiya, MD, Derivium Capital & Securities Pvt Ltd, shares his views on the issues concerning inflation a...
- Call money rates seen in 7.00-7.40% rangeLiquidity again plays a key determinant in deciding short-term interest rate trends.
- Gilt volumes drop on tight liquidityBanks on Monday borrowed a whopping Rs 1,30,005 crore from the central bank through its liquidity adjustment facility, or the LAF window.
- Foreign funds stay away from corp bondsForeign institutional investors have sold bonds worth a billion dollars in the past two months soon after obtaining permission for increase...
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