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India allows late foreign-exchange deals to lure trade homeLondon has overtaken Mumbai to become the top center for trading the rupee
Rupee loses its trade war winning edge: JPMorganThe rupee is down 3.9% over the past month, making it the worst performer in Asia.
Bonds advance as government hints at holding fiscal gapThere’s a risk of crowding out investment with a widening of the budget gap.
Look who is smiling in India’s fund mart amid a crippling credit crisisAssets held by overnight funds totaled 137 billion rupees at the end of May.
Bonds gain after RBI announces debt purchasesThe yield on the benchmark 2029 debt fell 5 basis points to 7.43 percent.
Why foreign investors are preferring Indian stocks to bondsThe withdrawals have been highest in corporate debt, totaling almost Rs 7400 crore.
History suggests rupee is set for a post-election hangoverThe currency has tended to reverse course when it has rallied ahead of the vote.
Shutting out foreign funds hurts India bad loan market: BofAThe US lender is pitching for direct access for foreign companies to bid without an intermediary.
Rupee clears one obstacle only to face another in state pollsRupee rose today, after RBI agreed to form a panel to study a govt demand for a part of its capital.
RBI blows hot, blows cold! Blame it on emerging market squeezeDevelopments in the bond and forex markets have complicated the monetary policy setting.
Oil's surge to $70 turns rupee into worst-carry trade in AsiaCrude prices have jumped 67 per cent since June, touching the $70 a barrel level.
Rare rupee bull says currency to gain as RBI will raise ratesThe rupee will strengthen to as much as 62 per dollar by the end of 2018, said Shilan Shah.
Bond trading tumbles in India as banks stare at $3 billion lossGovernment banks are staring at a potential mark-to-market loss of 200 billion rupees.
Indian bonds slide most in 3 weeks as minutes show hawkish tiltBenchmark 10-year yields climbed to the highest since February 2016.
No buyers for Indian bonds means more pain for Modi's debt planState lenders have been selling 4.7 billion rupees of government bonds on average every day.
India's debt rating upgrade oddly-timed, but who's complaining?Rupee surged as much as 1 per cent, the most intraday since mid-March, to 64.67 per dollar.
Surprise cut in government borrowing extends India’s bond rallyBonds are adding to last year’s gains, during which the 10-year yield plunged 125 basis points, the most in Asia and its biggest drop in ei...