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India sees $3 billion debt fundraising rush as yields slump after RBI moves, bankers say
Indian companies are actively raising short-term debt. This surge follows central bank actions that significantly reduced borrowing costs. Non-banking financial firms are leading this trend, with substantial funds being raised through bonds. This development presents an attractive investment opportunity for investors with longer-term horizons. Corporate bond yields have seen a notable decrease, making them appealing.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Indian bonds draw buyers on RBI measures, softer oil
Indian government bonds saw renewed buying on Tuesday. Lower oil prices and Reserve Bank of India measures to attract dollar inflows improved sentiment. The benchmark bond yield…
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FPIs lap up bonds worth 10,000 cr in four sessions
Foreign investors have injected nearly ₹10,000 crore into Indian bonds in four sessions, reversing recent outflows. This surge follows tax exemptions on eligible debt gains and…
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RBI "opens the floodgates": Dhawal Dalal on why now may be the best entry point for debt investors in two years
India is attracting foreign debt capital by removing taxes and easing borrowing rules. This move is expected to inject significant liquidity by September 30. Experts believe this…
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Indian 10-year bond yield down 0.10 pc on tax relief-driven FPI buying
In a notable shift, Indian government bond yields have plummeted, primarily fueled by a wave of foreign investment flooding the market. Recent tax reliefs on debt investments have…
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Short-end Indian debt gains as RBI dollar measures spur buying
Short-term Indian government bond yields have dropped to their lowest in three months. This move steepens the yield curve significantly. Expectations are high that banks will…
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m.economictimes.com
India sees $3 billion debt fundraising rush as yields slump after RBI moves, bankers say
Indian companies are actively raising short-term debt. This surge follows central bank actions that significantly reduced borrowing costs. Non-banking financial firms are leading…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Short-term interest rates trigger demand for short-term funds from banks and India Inc
Short-term interest rates are attracting demand for funding from banks and India Inc, despite external economic challenges.
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Indian firms raise $3.76 bn via ECBs in April; Reliance, Air India among prominent borrowers
Indian companies raised $3.76 billion through external commercial borrowings (ECBs) in April 2026, up from $2.91 billion a year earlier, RBI data showed. Major borrowers included…
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cryptobriefing.com
India sees $3B debt fundraising surge as yields fall after RBI moves
Indian NBFCs raised over $3.24 billion in bonds this week after RBI measures slashed borrowing costs by 40-45 basis points, equaling one-third of April-May