"The GBI-EM Global Diversified 10% Cap 1% Floor (GBI-EM Global 10/1) is designed to track the performance of bonds issued by emerging marke...

"If you are a global investor and you are not forced to be in emerging markets, to be honest it is hard to convince you to invest in the as...

In September, brokerage firm Morgan Stanley said India’s inclusion in the global bond indices will attract foreign flows worth $170 billion...

India's likely inclusion in global bond indices is likely to draw as much as $250 billion of inflows over the next decade and reduce the co...

Government bond spreads to comparable US Treasuries rose above 900 basis points, jumping nearly 100 bps this week alone to match the larges...

Morgan Stanley Research in a report said the process for listing Indian government bonds in the Belgium-based clearing house Euroclear is e...

Any rating cut by S&P and Fitch will pull India below investment grade.

Yields on three-year notes have fallen 26 basis points over two days to 5.85 per cent.

Foreign portfolio investors' combined net investments in March has reached a high of Rs 38,445 crore, the highest-ever in a month.

It’s enough to raise a cold sweat among investors, particularly given some of the carnage witnessed in the first six weeks of 2016.

Top global funds including Franklin Templeton, Aberdeen, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs have emerged as the largest sellers in India’s eq...

'If EM funds see redemption pressure, we will see FII outflows from India as we saw in August, when India was not immune.'

Emerging market energy producers could put pressure on a range of capital market instruments including Treasuries this year.

India's sovereign credit rating is expected to remain stable over the next 12-month period, brokerage firm Morgan Stanley said in its resea...

The RBI’s shock treatment has surprised a few market analysts, but it may be recalled that the central bank had resorted to a similar strat...

Majority of international fund managers believe that Fed will not get into a third round of quantitative easing to help revive the economy.

Emerging markets (EMs) have been the biggest beneficiaries of private capital flows.