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In two weeks, debt turns from loser to favorite for fundsForeigners bought Rs 136.7 billion ($1.9 billion) of the debt in the first two weeks of Feb.
As election mania settles, market gets reality checkStocks fell after rallying to records and the rupee slid as investors refocused on domestic realities.
International funds sour on India sovereign bonds, buy corporate debtInvestors are being attracted by the extra yields on company paper.
Bonds face barrier in India as state banks sell into every rallyPublic-sector banks have cut holdings by a net 312 billion rupees ($4.4 bn) this quarter.
Crude seen as wildcard as foreigners return to Indian bondsOil has slipped from a four-year high reached in early October.
Pain for India's $350 billion state bonds is good, say investorsA new valuation method by the RBI could be a major pressure point for Indian borrowers.
World’s biggest bond investor shuns India debt on crude oil risksIndia’s 10-year yield touched 8.03 per cent on Friday, the highest level since May 2015.
India's correlation with global markets approaches 10-year lowThe tremors of fear than ran through emerging markets in the past month pushed up bond yields.
Moody’s upgrade: don't expect an aggressive onshore bond market rally, says Leong Lin-Jing, AberdeenThe outlook for local currency bonds will be more a function of India’s monetary policy and fiscal policy outlook.
Expect Indian rupee to continue outperforming broader Asia and EM block: Lin Jing Leong, Aberdeen AM“It is the most consensus trade but since it is hard to enter Indian bond markets, it is still a fairly under invested.”
What does Moody’s ratings upgrade means for asset prices? Here’s analysts takeRating boost comes after a selloff in sovereign bonds this week triggered by concerns over inflation.
Maxed out in federal debt, foreigners find new India targetStates are due to sell up to 1.3 trillion rupees of bonds in the December quarter, as per RBI.
India among most attractive bond market picks as funds flow back to AsiaBlackRock ranks Indonesia debt as its top pick in Asia after India, according to Neeraj Seth, head of Asia credit at the firm, which overse...
Demand may taper off for second wave of discom bondsThe benchmark 10 year govt bond yield inched up to 7.47% following the April inflation numbers, resulting in a slight tightening in corpora...
Indian states to compete for foreign cash as bond market opens upIndian states pay the second-highest government yields in Asian emerging markets after Indonesia: around 8.16 per cent for a 10-year bond.