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Positive bias seen for Nifty at open - The Hindu BusinessLine - Vimarsana News

Positive bias seen for Nifty at open - The Hindu BusinessLine

Positive bias seen for Nifty at open March 03, 2021 × Concerns on rising bond yields have softened after central bankers across the world have pushed back against higher rates After gaining sharply in the last couple of days, Indian markets are likely to open flat on Wednesday. The SGX Nifty at 15,020 points to a 60-point positive opening for Nifty futures, which on Tuesday closed at 14,958.15. Global markets too present a firm trend with most of Asia-Pacific ruling in positive territory though overnight the US markets closed in the red. Concerns pertaining to rising bond yields appear to h...

What is meant by bond yield hardening - The Hindu BusinessLine - Vimarsana News

What is meant by bond yield hardening - The Hindu BusinessLine

It means bond prices are falling in value

Time to unify G-Sec & corporate bond markets: Sebi chief - Vimarsana News

Time to unify G-Sec & corporate bond markets: Sebi chief

“Unification of government bond and corporate bond markets is an idea whose time has come,” Tyagi said while speaking at a bond market seminar.

World's largest asset manager downgrades government bonds, keeps faith with stocks - Vimarsana News

World's largest asset manager downgrades government bonds, keeps faith with stocks

Strategists at BlackRock Investment Institute said the firm was increasing its 'underweight' on US Treasuries.

Rising G-Sec yields: SBI report warns of MTM losses for banks - Vimarsana News

Rising G-Sec yields: SBI report warns of MTM losses for banks

Rising G-Sec yields: SBI report warns of MTM losses for banks February 22, 2021 × Recent surge in yields might be caused by to short-selling by market players, among others: SBI economic research report Ecowrap Any further upward movement in Government Security (G-Sec) yields, even by 10 basis points (bps) from the current levels, could usher in mark-to-market (MTM) losses for banks, cautioned State Bank of India’s economic research report ‘Ecowrap’. SBI’s economic research team believes one of the reasons for the recent surge in yields might be short-selling by market players. Th...