Debt market witnessed Rs 3,370 crore inflows in two trading sessions following the inclusion of Indian bonds in JP Morgan's index
Index inclusion also has risks
Indian government bonds enter JP Morgan's GBI-EM Index, expected to attract $30 billion in inflows
Indian government bonds or government securities (G-secs) would be included in JP Morgan-Emerging Market Bond Index beginning Friday, a move that will bring down borrowing cost for the government. The inclusion of IGBs will be staggered over a 10-month period from June 28, 2024 to March 31, 2025, indicating one per cent increment on its index weight. India's weight is expected to reach the maximum threshold of 10 per cent in the GBI-EM Global Diversified, and approximately 8.7 per cent in the GBI-EM Global Index. This would help attract higher foreign flows, as many overseas funds are mandated to track global indices. It will also help bring in large passive investments from overseas, as a result of which more domestic capital would be available for industry, as crowding out would be reduced. In her Budget speech for 2020-21, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had said, Certain specified categories of government securities would be opened fully for non-resident investors, apart f
India inclusion in JP Morgan Bond Index: The inclusion process will begin on June 28, 2024 and will be completed over a period of 10 months, till March 2025
Singh, popularly known as PD, had received regulatory approval in January 2023 for a three-year term as CEO of JPMorgan Chase Bank India
To accommodate India's 10 per cent weight in the GBI EM index, HSBC said in a recent note, a reweighting will occur for other EM peers in the index, which will see a reduction in their weights.
Indian government securities have seen inflows of $10.4 billion since the index inclusion announcement in September 2023
Warburg Pincus, Temasek Holdings and JP Morgan Investment on Monday divested a total of 13 per cent stake in CarTrade Tech for Rs 535 crore through open market transactions. Highdell Investment, an arm of US-based Warburg Pincus, sold the shares of CarTrade Tech while Singapore's sovereign wealth fund Temasek Holdings' affiliate MacRitchie Investments offloaded shares of the company on the BSE. CMDB II, a private equity fund run by JP Morgan Investment Management also sold the shares of CarTrade Tech through a bulk deal on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). A total of 64.57 lakh shares or 13.77 per cent stake were pared by Warburg Pincus, Temasek and JP Morgan. According to the bulk deal data available on the BSE, Highdell Investment sold 40.65 lakh shares, amounting to an 8.66 per cent stake in CarTrade Tech. MacRitchie Investments sold 20.32 lakh shares or 4.33 per cent stake in Mumbai-based CarTrade Tech. The shares were sold in the price range of Rs 828-828.58 apiece by the tw
Since May 2024, foreign investors have been net buyers in the debt market, even as they have been net sellers in the equity market over the last two months
The $2 billion, single-day inflow estimate by four bankers trails only the record-high $2.7 billion poured into Indian bonds on Aug. 20, 2014
The British bank, via its unit in the International Financial Services Centres Authority, carried out the so-called total return swap deals worth more than $250 million
Indian sovereign bonds have seen about $9.5 billion of inflows into the so-called Fully Accessible Route - or FAR securities - since the JPMorgan announcement in September
LGIM pioneered and launched an Indian government bond-dedicated ETF in October 2021, which currently has around $700 million of assets, making it the largest of the five such ETFs
India's inclusion in global bond indices was discussed for nearly a decade before the inclusion in the widely tracked JP Morgan index was finally announced last September
On the other hand, if BJP fails to win the elections, Nomura expects outflows from the forex channel to be over $30 billion in a couple of weeks.
The New York-based lender already employs about 55,000 people, about a fifth of its global workforce, across five Indian cities
The yield on the benchmark 10-year government bond fell by 20 basis points in May so far
The price of 22-carat gold also dipped Rs 10, with the yellow metal selling at Rs 66,240
The stretched valuation has seen global asset managers trim their allocations to Indian stocks, pulling $1.1 billion so far in April