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Bond yields to trade at 6.75-6.90% in the near term; will it sustain at these levels? - Vimarsana News

Bond yields to trade at 6.75-6.90% in the near term; will it sustain at these levels?

The yield on the benchmark 7.26 percent 2033 bond fell to 7.0338% on May 8 from 7.3056% on April 3.

Things to know before Investing directly in bonds - Vimarsana News

Things to know before Investing directly in bonds

Investing in bonds includes various categories such as government bonds, corporate bonds, perpetual bonds, and market-linked debentures. Factors like credit rating, residual maturity, and taxation need to be considered while investing in bonds. Bond intermediaries and wealth management firms offer services for purchasing bonds.

Scheduled banks' investment in state, central govt securities rises by over Rs 1 lakh cr as on April 7: RBI data - Vimarsana News

Scheduled banks' investment in state, central govt securities rises by over Rs 1 lakh cr as on April 7: RBI data

Scheduled banks held securities worth Rs 56.63 lakh crore as on April 7, up Rs 1.09 lakh crore from the previous fortnight on March 24, according to RBI data.

RBI restores G-Sec trading hours to 9 am-5 pm, allows borrowing against securities - Vimarsana News

RBI restores G-Sec trading hours to 9 am-5 pm, allows borrowing against securities

Thanks to better pricing for G-secs, fund raising for the government will also become more seamlessly.

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High net worth individuals may ditch market-linked debentures - Vimarsana News

High net worth individuals may ditch market-linked debentures

Post-tax yields of MLDs set to shrink; alternatives like commercial real estate, venture debt may find favour