Industry prepares for T+1 securities settlement compliance in 2024
The trading settlement cycle will be shortened from T+2, and months of planning and testing are needed to ensure the transition goes smoothly.
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The trading settlement cycle will be shortened from T+2, and months of planning and testing are needed to ensure the transition goes smoothly.
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Foreign inflows into Indian government bonds, which showed signs of a pick-up late last year, may not sustain as yields are unlikely to fall due to sticky inflation and large government borrowings, foreign investors said. | 01:19am
Foreign investors have bought government bonds worth 152.50 billion rupees ($1.85 billion) on a net basis since November.
Foreign inflows into Indian government bonds, which showed signs of a pick-up late last year, may not sustain as yields are unlikely to fall due to sticky inflation and large government borrowings, foreign investors said.
Similar moves were seen in the short-term credit derivatives linked to banks in the aftermath of the Lehman Brothers collapse in September 2008.