Bond Markets

At 74 and down 26% since 2014, the rupee is not having a 'golden run'; the Piyush Goyal school of economics is a cruel joke

By pretending that there is no rupee crisis doesn’t mean there is none. The problem is real.

Moody's upgrade a shot in the arm for companies looking to raise funds in offshore bond markets

Other companies are assessing if the narrowing in Indian bonds yields over US Treasuries will last with a view to raising fresh funds,

Corporate debt, bank NPAs cast cloud over Narendra Modi's economic revival plans

The bad loans have forced banks to curb overall lending growth and cut their credit exposure to industry, while the share of capital investments in India's GDP has dropped to below 30 percent from more than 38 percent a decade ago.

'Today financial markets are beyond the control of policymakers', says Sebi chief UK Sinha

The Sebi chief noted that balance sheets of major banks like that of the US Fed, the European Central Bank, Bank of England and Bank of Japan, which have been following near-zero or even negative interest policies, have become too large

Bank of Japan may rattle global bond markets as Fed seen on hold

Japanese investors have poured money into foreign bonds in a scramble for income-generating assets as domestic bond yield shave turned negative

Why RBI move to pull up rupee will cause more pain than gain

Liquidity conditions will stay tight as banks hoard liquidity on the back of worries of more liquidity tightening measures and interest rates are unlikely to come off in the economy.