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India's Booming Bond Market Attracts South Korean Investors

The craze for India's booming bond market has reached as far as South Korea, where a bond fund that's been mostly dormant for a decade is suddenly getting lots of interest.

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Foreigners back India bonds over pricey stocks in tactical bet

Global funds have plowed a net $4.1 billion into the nations debt since Jan. 1, with government securities luring the bulk of the flows ahead of their addition to JPMorgan Chase & Co.s emerging market index from June. In contrast, theyve pulled $3.9 billion from local shares during the same period.

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Government bonds: India govt bonds have lowest foreign ownership vs EM peers. Here are the numbers

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fixed income: What JP Morgan's bond move will mean for fixed income investors in India

“The index inclusion process is a staggered process that starts from the middle of next year and ends by March ‘25. So, we will see flows coming into the markets over a period of time and it is a significant development from the perspective of ensuring that there is a new source of demand for government bonds.”

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Shorter-maturity bonds to bear brunt of hawkish RBI bets

Shorter-maturity Indian bonds are poised to extend losses amid growing expectations the central bank will accelerate its policy normalisation as the economic revival gains traction.

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No AMC has over 10% exposure to debt funds, says Crisil

No AMC has over 10% exposure to debt funds, says Crisil
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. Updated: 14 Mar 2021, 04:35 PM IST PTI
Amidst the ongoing Franklin Templeton fiasco, Sebi had on March 10, asked mutual funds to restrict their exposure to additional tier I & 2 (AT1 & AT2) bonds to under 10% to reduce their risks in debt fund portfolios, in its bid to mitigate risks of retail investors
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Describing the Sebi move to cap the exposure of mutual funds to tier 1 & 2 bonds to 10% to mitigate the risks for retail investors as a positive step, a Crisil analysis has found that none of the AMCs is exposed to the risk though 36 schemes, mostly led by banking and PSU funds, do breach the new threshold.

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Examine India's bond market to read its economic tea leaves

Examine India’s bond market to read its economic tea leaves
Stock buoyancy doesn’t reflect the real state of India’s economy
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Consumers are feeling cheated at the gas station. Investors are returning empty-handed from government bond auctions. The Indian state is struggling to make its fiscal math work without short-changing the first group or disappointing the second. Each of these discontents could curtail a still-unfinished recovery from the massive covid disruption. But you wouldn’t see any of those concerns reflected in the stock market, which is floating on $85 billion of liquidity pumped into the banking system in less than two years. At the height of the optimism around the 2014 election that brought Narendra Modi to power, the Nifty 50 index peaked at a price-to-earnings ratio of 23. The multiple is currently at 36 and rising.

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RBI governor asks stock markets for trust, as bonds suffer post-budget sell-off

RBI governor asks stock markets for trust, as bonds suffer post-budget sell-off
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RBI governor asks stock markets for trust, as bonds suffer post-budget sell-off
Reuters / Feb 24, 2021, 14:34 IST
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MUMBAI: Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor told investors on Wednesday to trust the bank to manage the government's massive borrowing programme, after the bond market suffered a sustained sell-off following the 2021-22 budget announcement earlier this month.
The RBI's assurances that it will ensure ample liquidity have failed to calm investors' nerves over the larger than expected Rs 12.06 lakh crore borrowing requirement, and the central bank has rebuffed their calls for a open market operations calendar.

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Bond yields rise in absence of OMO announcement

Bond yields rise in absence of OMO announcement
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Bond yields rise in absence of OMO announcement
Reuters / Jan 15, 2021, 14:43 IST
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MUMBAI: India’s benchmark bond yield rose on Friday to a three-week high as a lack of an open market operation announcement disappointed investors ahead of a debt sale and variable rate reverse repo auction later in the day.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) last week said it would conduct a variable rate reverse repo auction for Rs 2 lakh crore ($27 billion) on January 15 on review of the evolving liquidity and financial conditions.
“It has been decided to restore normal liquidity management operations in a phased manner,” the RBI said.

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