Analysts expect the central bank to cut repo even further
Experts say even as foreign investors discriminate between higher and lower-rated issuers, the high-yields market has started to take shape overseas
Softening of US treasury yields, weak domestic liquidity attract firms to yield-chasing offshore market
If the central bank made it a one-off exercise, then the yields should climb back, the bond dealers said
The reason for the current slowdown is high real rates in the past, and delay in recapitalisation of banks, among others
This could become a reality in a month or two, said a source
Existing limit for FPI investment in G-secs is 6% of the outstanding stocks of securities; govt may announce increase to 10% in Union Budget 2020
This will allow public sector banks (PSBs) to buy pooled assets from financially sound entities
As a result, the bank's reported profit of Rs 862 crore for the fiscal year now stands at a loss of Rs 6,968 crore
The state govt can go for a waiver of Rs 50,000 crore spread over a couple of years, said Macquarie
A Cabinet approval is expected by December 4, after which the ETF could be launched promptly
Banks need to focus on repayment capacity at the appraisal stage and "monitor the loans through the life cycle much more closely, said M K Jain
The bank's stock has fallen 65% to Rs 64.15 a share, this year to date
Year to date, the stock of YES Bank has fallen 65 per cent to Rs 64.15 a share
After providing for in Q2, incremental gross NPA is Rs 2,018 cr; additional provision required is Rs 632 cr
Dollar index, which measures the greenback's strength against major global currencies, rose 0.05% to 98.35
Borrowing costs from overseas markets may not see substantial jump
Most of the stalled projects are in eight large cities and 60 per cent of them are in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region and National Capital Region
Administrator J B Bhoria and his team met Shaktikanta Das and other senior officials on Wednesday to apprise them of the position of the bank after relaxation of the withdrawal limit to Rs 40,000
The Wadhawans, in a letter to the ED, Union finance ministry and RBI, requested that they be allowed to sell off 18 of their attached assets. The letter was released by a spokesperson of the Wadhawan