Page 4 - Debt Market

India's real rate shouldn't be more than 1%: MPC member Ashima Goyal

In a Q&A, she says the interest differential with US does not matter so much because India has caps on interest sensitive inflows. Overseas investment is a very low share of the country's debt market

Indian corporates flood debt market to raise funds ahead of second half

Indian companies and banks have raised around Rs 35,000 crore ($4.39 billion) from Sep. 1 to Sep. 7, slightly short of the Rs 45,000 crore raised in August

HDFC Bank, SBI AT-1 rates set to influence pricing of other issuances

The bonds will have a call option from the fifth year onwards and are rated AA+ by CRISIL, CARE and India Ratings, sources said

Goldman bets on Indian bond-swap spreads tightening, recommends 5-yr bonds

Goldman Sachs is recommending a spread trade in Indian debt markets that will help investors cash in on bullishness in the bond market

Higher FD rates will not lure equity market investors for now: Analysts

Over the past few years, the return from the stock market has been far higher amid abundant liquidity that poured in from foreign and domestic investors

Yubi ties up with U GRO Capital for co-lending and supply chain financing

Through this collaboration, the brands will provide MSMEs with financing of more than Rs 2,000 cr by March 2023

Defaulting firm's debt includes both principal and interest: NCLAT

Case related to a company that challenged insolvency proceeding against it for delaying payments to borrower

Corporate debt quality remains steady in June after improving since Feb

According to CARE Ratings, upgrades in rated debt can be attributed to higher demand with the economy opening up after lockdowns, releasing pent-up demand, and lower cost of capital

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Stock market volatility to impact India Inc's fundraising plans: Analysts

Rising interest rates, too, do not augur well for corporate India as they will make raising money via debt expensive

Bonds rally everywhere in May with bulls saying global debt selloff is over

Global investment-grade debt has returned almost 1% in May, the first monthly gain since July, while US Treasuries are heading for their best month since November

Buy & hold debt funds as central banks begin rate hikes: Vivriti AMC CIO

Performing Credits are the structural opportunity, which are undiscovered and yield a high risk-adjusted return amid rising interest rates

Markets to consolidate over the next three-six months: Sampath Reddy

Despite the multiple COVID waves, the earnings for FY22 have not seen any significant downgrades and are on-course to deliver about 25 per cent growth

Moody's revises outlook on Vedanta to negative; affirms B2 rating

Debt maturities to stay elevated in Fy23; Fy24

Debt marketplace CredAvenue acquires 75% stake in Spocto for Rs 400 cr

CredAvenue raised $90 mn in its Series A fundraise last year at a valuation of $410 million

Floating rate funds can cushion interest rate volatility: Rahul Goswami

Goswami says case for normalisation of monetary conditions is starting to pick up pace, and next step will be to narrow the policy rate corridor closer to pre-pandemic level

Equity markets can't sustain growth, stronger debt markets needed: Sanyal

A senior policymaker on Wednesday said India needs strong support from debt capital like bank loans for long-term economic growth.

Bond losses seen as RBI's rate setters move toward a hawkish stance

The benchmark 10-year yield will climb to 6.40% by December, while the five-year yield will increase to 5.90%

Buying shorter debt is now a hot trade in India's bond market

Rising inflation is constraining the central bank from easing further even as the economy remains vulnerable following a deadly wave of coronavirus infections.

Investors need to adopt a barbell strategy for debt-oriented funds: Experts

Keep bulk of your portfolio in low-risk funds; chase returns in residual portion if you have the capacity