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India’s top debt arranger sees shift to loans as bond yields spike
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The shift is already underway. Loans to businesses grew 1.5% between November and January, compared with a contraction in the previous seven months
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. Updated: 05 Mar 2021, 07:04 AM IST Bloomberg
India’s top debt arranger expects borrowers to raise more loans this year and rely less on the rupee bond market, where yields have spiked after record sales in 2020.
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India’s top debt arranger expects borrowers to raise more loans this year and rely less on the rupee bond market, where yields have spiked after record sales in 2020.
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