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Indian bond yields remain flat; traders eyeing debt auction, US jobs data

New Delhi aims to raise Rs 280 billion ($3.35 billion) by selling bonds through the weekly auction, including the liquid 15-year paper

Indian govt bond yields dip in early trade following slump in US peers

Any further decline was unlikely as the market awaited debt supply on Friday, with New Delhi aiming to raise 280 billion rupees ($3.35 billion)

Indian govt bond yields marginally higher tracking US Treasury moves

US yields rose on Friday and gained further during Asia hours as uncertainty around the US presidential election

A milestone on bond street

India's entry into a global bond index is a great sentiment-booster, but much of it has already been factored in

Govt bond yield flat as traders expect inflows on Day 1 of index inclusion

Most Indian government bonds under the Fully Accessible Route (FAR) will be a part of the JPMorgan index. These papers have already seen inflows nearing $11 billion since the inclusion's announcement

Indian govt bonds now part of JP Morgan's bond index. Here's what it means

Indian government bonds enter JP Morgan's GBI-EM Index, expected to attract $30 billion in inflows

Foreigners buy India debt on eve of index inclusion, indicators signal

Firstly, the rupee rose to 83.4525 per dollar, up 0.14 per cent on the day, despite a jump in US Treasury yields on Wednesday

Key factors to know as India enters JPMorgan emerging market debt index

The announcement of the change was made in September, setting the stage for billions of dollars to flow into the world's fifth-largest economy

India's bond index entry to suck $11 bn from S Africa, Poland and Thailand

It will also pull $2.9 billion and $2.5 billion from the Czech Republic and Chile respectively, it added

India bond yields remain steady ahead of JPMorgan's index inclusion

The benchmark 10-year yield ended at 6.9858 per cent, following its previous close of 6.9741 per cent

JPMorgan India Bank CEO Prabdev Singh quits before end of term: Report

Singh, popularly known as PD, had received regulatory approval in January 2023 for a three-year term as CEO of JPMorgan Chase Bank India

Govt bond yields fall ahead of expected inflows post index inclusion

Foreign banks also stepped up purchases of bonds last week ahead of the inclusion, and is expected to continue this week as well

India's biggest bond holders sell into JPMorgan-induced demand: Report

Most foreign portfolio investors use foreign banks based in India as custodians for their investment operations

RBI monetary policy review: Wait for rate cut, change in stance gets longer

The combination of strong growth and above-target inflation does not make a case for a rate cut and even a shift in the policy stance too soon

JPMorgan to increase India headcount by 5%-7% over next few years: Top exec

The New York-based lender already employs about 55,000 people, about a fifth of its global workforce, across five Indian cities

Foreign funds return to Indian bonds as JPMorgan index inclusion nears

Overseas investors bought about $358 million of bonds on Monday, the most in two months and a seventh successive day of purchases, data compiled by Bloomberg show

JPMorgan failed to monitor billions of client orders between 2014-21: CFTC

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said Thursday the bank would pay $100 million to settle a multiyear probe into the JPMorgan's trade monitoring

Succession plans at JPMorgan Chase well on the way: CEO Jamie Dimon

Earlier this year - about halfway through Dimon's five-year retention package - the 68-year-old CEO moved some of his top lieutenants into new senior roles

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon sees 'lot of inflationary forces in front of us'

'If you have higher rates and - God forbid - stagflation, you will see stress in real estate and leveraged companies, and private credit,' Dimon said

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon favors full engagement with China: Report

China vowed retaliation, with its commerce ministry saying that Beijing was opposed to the tariff hikes and would take steps to defend its interests