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India bonds edge up in choppy session as traders weigh truce prospects
Indian government bonds inched higher in a choppy session on Monday, with elevated crude oil prices and uncertainty over a truce expiring this week keeping traders cautious.
Rupee falls most in a week as traders brace for US-Iran ceasefire expiry
The Indian rupee logged its steepest one-day fall in a week on Monday, with wary investors bracing for the end of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire a day later amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
AT-1 case: Yes Bank does not expect material financial impact from Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court has officially concluded the hearings related to the Additional Tier-1 bond write-down of Yes Bank, with a verdict now on the horizon. This case follows the bank's dramatic near-collapse back in 2020, leading to an aggressive write-down of ₹8,415 crore in bonds, sparking a flurry of legal action from aggrieved investors.
India-Sri Lanka oil pipeline discussed during VP Radhakrishnan's meeting with Dissanayake: Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri
India and Sri Lanka initiated conversations about a new oil pipeline, aiming to enhance energy cooperation. They also delved into topics like advancing bilateral relations, collaborative housing developments, and the challenges faced by fishermen. This visit underscored India's commitment to its 'Neighbourhood First' policy, emphasizing its proactive role in regional issues.
As Male faces stress, India weighs currency swap extension
India is reviewing the Maldives' plea for an extended currency swap facility. The island nation faces significant economic strain, compounded by regional conflicts. While India has previously offered substantial financial aid, current regulations present hurdles to fulfilling this latest request. A denial could further strain the Maldives' finances in the near future. Major debt repayments are also looming.
SEC, Adanis jointly seek extension; propose new briefing schedule in US case
The US Securities and Exchange Commission and Indian businessmen Gautam Adani and Sagar Adani seek more time in a US court. They have proposed a new schedule for key submissions in a civil securities case. The SEC sued the Adanis in November 2024, alleging they misled investors. The Adanis deny all allegations and seek dismissal of the fraud lawsuit.
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Vedanta Resources seeks $200 million loan top-up after $350 million deal earlier this year
Vedanta Resources is looking to boost its existing $350 million loan by at least $200 million. The company is in talks with Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. and First Abu Dhabi Bank to join the facility. This move aims to refinance obligations, cover transaction costs, and support general corporate needs, as Vedanta continues its debt reduction efforts.
Why stock market rose today? Sensex jumps 500 points, Nifty settles above 24,350. 5 key factors explained
Indian stock markets saw significant gains on Friday. The Sensex and Nifty closed the week over 2% higher. This recovery follows a March selloff. Bulls are gaining momentum amid hopes for a quicker end to the Iran-US conflict. The market capitalization of BSE-listed companies increased substantially, adding over Rs 53 lakh crore this week.
India's first maritime-focused lender eyes $1 bln FY27 fundraise
Sagarmala Finance Corp. will raise 100 billion rupees in FY27. This funding will support ports, shipbuilding, and waterways. The company will borrow through bonds, term loans, and foreign currency. Sagarmala aims to disburse up to 90 billion rupees in loans by March 2027. It also seeks government equity infusion to support its growth.
FIIs grow more wary of India as FX curbs hit bonds, earnings risks haunt equities
Foreign investors face higher costs and complexity hedging against rupee swings due to India's forex rules. This, coupled with war-related earnings concerns, is impacting Indian bonds and equities. Overseas investors have sold Indian government debt and shares. Lingering currency stability worries and high oil prices are dampening sentiment.
Indian bonds seen rising on optimism over US-Iran peace deal
Indian government bonds are expected to extend gains in early deals on Thursday, as oil prices remain steady and market sentiment improves amid growing optimism over a U.S.-Iran peace deal.
Rupee edges higher as optimism over Iran peace deal firms
The Indian rupee closed slightly stronger on Thursday on growing optimism over a potential deal to end the Iran war, which kept oil prices below $100 a barrel and lifted global equities to record highs.
Volatility expectations, hedging costs ease as Mideast hopes bolster RBI's rupee steps
Positive developments in U.S.-Iran peace talks and the Reserve Bank of India's recent measures are easing pressure on the Indian rupee. Hedging costs and volatility expectations have significantly dropped, indicating reduced market anxiety. While the rupee has recovered from its recent low, sustained improvement hinges on trade and investment flows amidst a widening current account deficit and capital flow weakness.
Indian bonds retreat after previous rally; focus on debt sale, US-Iran peace talks
Indian bonds eased after recent gains as upcoming debt auctions and evolving US-Iran peace talks kept investors cautious, leading to a rise in yields.
India Inc reduced overseas bond issues on local liquidity, rupee fall
Indian companies scaled back overseas bond issuances as improved domestic liquidity and a weaker rupee made local fundraising more attractive.
Indian rupee ends flat as importer dollar bids wipe boost from oil retreat
The Indian rupee closed nearly unchanged on Wednesday, wedged between comfort from a decline in crude oil prices and persistent dollar demand from local importers, including oil marketing companies.
Why stock market rose today? Sensex soars over 1,200 points, Nifty settles above 24,200. 5 key factors explained
Indian stock markets surged on Wednesday. The Sensex and Nifty saw substantial gains. Easing oil prices and renewed hopes for US-Iran peace talks boosted investor sentiment. Global markets also rallied. This positive momentum added significant value to the total market capitalization. Investors are advised to remain invested despite potential headwinds.
Banks to report steady profit rise as loans grow, treasury drags
Indian banks are expected to report a steady profit rise in the January-March quarter, four brokers said, aided by credit growth and liquidity buffers, while higher bond yields and forex arbitrage curbs weighed on treasury income.
Indian rupee gains, hedging costs dip as oil price cool-off offers relief
A drop in oil prices boosted the rupee and reduced hedging costs, easing pressure on importers and improving currency sentiment.
Zanai Bhosle breaks down at Asha Bhosle’s last rites, Mohammed Siraj seen consoling her in emotional moment. Watch video
In a video from iconic singer Asha Bhosle's funeral, Mohammed Siraj was seen consoling and comforting Zanai Bhosle. Mohammed Siraj visited singer Asha Bhosle's home to offer condolences to her granddaughter Zanai. The two share a very close and amicable bond of siblings. Zanai Bhosle even tied rakhi to Siraj last year.
India bonds trim losses as soft CPI spurs value buying
Indian government bonds trimmed most of their losses on Monday, as softer-than-expected inflation data drew in late-session buyers, tempering concerns over price pressures following oil's surge after the collapse of the U.S.-Iran peace talks.
Rupee falls most in two weeks as oil spikes on US move to blockade Iran ports
The Indian rupee endured its steepest fall in two weeks on Monday, as oil prices climbed past $100 per barrel, while supportive dollar flows for the currency, spurred by banks' unwinding of arbitrage positions, dissipated.
Why stock markets crashed today? Sensex tumbles 700 pts, Nifty ends below 23,850. 7 key factors explained
Stock Market Crash Today: Indian stock markets experienced a significant decline, with Sensex and Nifty closing over 1% lower. This downturn was driven by escalating US-Iran tensions, a spike in oil prices above $100 per barrel, and rising US bond yields. Global markets also tumbled, while the Indian rupee weakened against the dollar.
India bonds slump after US-Iran peace talks falter
Indian government bonds experienced a significant downturn Monday as failed U.S.-Iran peace talks sent oil prices soaring. This "risk-off" sentiment impacted the rupee and the Nifty 50, reflecting concerns over inflation and growth. Traders noted a reversal after Friday's bond purchases, anticipating a deal that didn't materialize. Investors now await March inflation data for further market direction.
Iran truce spurs best week for India bonds in over six years
Indian government bonds ended their best week in six-and-a-half years on Friday, as a fragile truce between U.S. and Iran cooled oil prices and a neutral central bank policy aided sentiment.
India bonds hemmed in by heavy supply, fragile truce
Indian government bonds remained steady Friday, impacted by a large sale of the benchmark 10-year note and worries over high oil prices due to a fragile U.S.-Iran ceasefire. Traders awaited the auction results, anticipating potential yield increases. Meanwhile, easing liquidity pushed overnight index swap rates lower, as a temporary truce offered some relief.
India bonds slip as shaky Mideast truce props up oil
Indian government bonds saw a retreat on Thursday, reversing some of Wednesday's sharp gains. Oil prices resumed their climb, fueled by uncertainty surrounding a U.S.-Iran ceasefire and concerns over Strait of Hormuz trade routes. The Reserve Bank of India maintained its interest rates, anticipating economic impacts from ongoing global events. Investors are now preparing for a significant government bond sale.
Ceasefire, RBI policy cool bond yields by 0.15 pc to slip below 7%
Indian bond yields ended nearly 0.15 per cent lower on Wednesday, taking comfort from the conditional ceasefire in the West Asia conflict, and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) maintaining the status quo on policy rate.
India's 10-year bond yield slumps most in four years on Iran truce, RBI policy
Indian bonds rallied on Wednesday, with the benchmark yield posting its biggest fall in four years, as oil prices slumped following a two-week truce between the U.S. and Iran, while the central bank kept its policy rate unchanged.
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