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IFC extends $150 million credit line to SBI in first investment in an Indian state-owned bankThe International Finance Corporation has extended a $150 million social loan to State Bank of India to support agricultural financing for ...- China to expand global access to yuan assets, promote Hong Kong as offshore hubChina plans to expand global access to yuan-denominated assets and strengthen Hong Kong's role as an offshore yuan hub. Meanwhile, regulato...
- US sanctions have India cornered. BRICS charts an escape routeUS sanctions have significant implications on international trade, especially concerning countries like India. As BRICS countries explore a...
- Why is market rising today? Sensex jumps 800 points, Nifty above 23,050. 5 key factors behind D-Street reboundThe Sensex and Nifty rallied nearly 1% as strong Q2 earnings, gains in IT stocks, rupee appreciation and attractive largecap valuations lif...
- RBI tightens scrutiny of $1 billion-plus overseas investments amid rupee pressureThe Reserve Bank of India is implementing stricter scrutiny on large overseas direct investments by Indian companies. Banks must now collec...
- INDIA BONDS-India bonds give up day's gains as oil price spike adds to rate hike fearsIndian government bonds ended lower as inflation concerns increased due to rising crude oil prices. The benchmark 10-year bond yield has be...
- RBL Bank taps Emirates NBD network to expand NRI banking, Gulf businessRBL Bank aims to utilize Emirates NBD's global network to expand its corporate and trade finance services. The partnership will enable them...
- Indian bonds slip on higher oil, hawkish RBI governor commentsIndian government bonds faced a downturn, attributed to soaring oil prices and statements from the Reserve Bank of India. The yield on the ...
- RBI’s sell-buy swaps slow rupee’s fall but push up forward premiums, making hedging costlier for foreign investorsThe Reserve Bank of India is engaged in dollar sell-buy swaps to stabilise the rupee's value. However, this has resulted in higher forward ...
- India’s external pressures persist despite forex swap inflows, says NageswaranIndia's Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran highlighted ongoing balance of payments pressures amid increased foreign capital inflow...
- RBI warns banks against a loan price warIn situations where banks are inundated with liquidity, the natural tendency among many lenders is to push loans and go down the credit mat...
- Dollar bonds to lose some lustre as US yields surgeOverseas bond sales may moderate as the US Federal Reserve increases interest rates. Bank of Maharashtra priced its debut bond at a higher ...
- RBI system liquidity surplus at record high: What it means for loans, FDs and investmentsA record Rs.10 trillion-plus surplus is lowering borrowing costs, but complicating RBI’s inflation fight.
- 5 world market themes for the week aheadWith the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan set to make pivotal interest rate decisions against a backdrop of escalating energy prices, ...
- India's BRICS play may have a payment plan with no hard cashIndia is unlikely to back a common BRICS currency at the September 12-13 summit, instead favouring links between national payment systems a...
- Rupee weakens to 95.44 against dollar amid rising import bill and crude oil pricesThe Indian rupee declined further against the US dollar today. Rising Brent crude oil prices and foreign equity outflows pressured the loca...
- GIFT IFSC emerges as international banking hub with $52.82 bn FCNR(B) disbursals: Uday KotakGIFT IFSC banking units are channeling foreign-currency deposits into financing. These units funded fifty-two billion dollars of FCNR(B) de...
- Indian banks slash FCNR deposit rates by up to 310 basis pointsIndian banks have lowered interest rates on foreign-currency deposits significantly. This action follows the closure of the Reserve Bank of...
- SBI eyes $10 billion from NRIs, foreign investors ahead of RBI swap window closureState Bank of India expects to gather USD 10 billion from non-residents and foreign investors. The bank's total business aims to reach Rs 2...
- Indian firms use currency swaps to lower borrowing costs as Fed rate cuts kickoffIndian companies are using cross-currency swaps to convert rupee debt into dollars, aiming to reduce borrowing costs as U.S. interest rates...
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