Bonds
Latest news, explainers and analysis on Bonds. Tracking 19 stories on Arth Vani.
Connected in the graph
Latest on Bonds
NTPC Board Approves ₹12,000 Crore Fundraise via Non-Convertible Debentures
State-run power giant NTPC has received board approval to raise up to ₹12,000 crore through the issuance of non-convertible debentures (NCDs). The fundraise comes as the company reports a significant increase in its total installed capacity and improved operational efficiency.
High-Yield Bonds Gain Traction as THYF Assets Surge
Investors are increasingly turning to high-yield bonds as their attractiveness grows, evidenced by a significant rise in assets managed by THYF. This trend suggests a potential shift in investment strategies seeking higher returns.
10-Year Bond Yield Outlook: 6.60%-6.90% Expected Next Month
The 10-year Indian government bond yield is predicted to trade within the 6.60% to 6.90% range over the next month. Factors influencing this outlook include global interest rate hikes and concerns over a monsoon deficit, according to PGIM India Mutual Fund's Puneet Pal.
RBI Bond Buyback Gets Muted Response, But Loan Rates Could Ease
The Reserve Bank of India's attempt to buy back government bonds received a lukewarm response from banks, despite a cash crunch in the system. However, the benchmark 10-year government bond yield has fallen to its lowest since March, driven by cheaper oil and strong foreign investments. This trend could signal potential relief for borrowers and adjustments for savers.
RBI Move to Drain Excess Cash May Stall Short-Term Bond Rally, Impact Debt Fund Returns
The Reserve Bank of India is expected to pull back excess cash from the banking system as liquidity levels approach pandemic-era highs. Analysts warn this intervention could halt the recent rally in short-term bonds, directly affecting the performance of debt mutual funds.
Falling Oil Prices Fuel 6-Day Rally in Indian Government Bonds
Indian government bonds are on a winning streak as dropping global crude oil prices improve the country’s inflation outlook. Despite the US Federal Reserve maintaining a tough stance on interest rates, foreign investors continue to pour money into Indian debt markets.
SBI Board Approves Massive ₹60,000 Crore Fundraise to Fuel Credit Growth
State Bank of India plans to raise ₹60,000 crore through various bond instruments in the 2026-27 financial year. This capital infusion is designed to strengthen the bank's lending capacity and maintain long-term financial stability.
US Fed Signals Higher Rates for Longer: Impact on Indian EMIs and Debt Mutual Funds
The US Federal Reserve's cautious stance on inflation means interest rates in India are unlikely to fall soon. This delay impacts home loan borrowers waiting for EMI relief and investors looking for quick gains in debt mutual funds.
HDFC Bank Raises ₹6,300 Crore in India’s Largest Offshore Bond Sale Since 2023
India's largest private lender, HDFC Bank, has successfully raised $750 million (approx. ₹6,300 crore) through a dollar-denominated bond sale. This massive fundraise signals strong global investor confidence in the bank and marks the biggest overseas debt deal by an Indian bank in over a year.
Falling Oil Prices Drive Indian Bond Yields to Two-Month Low
Indian government bond yields dropped significantly as global oil prices cooled following news of a preliminary peace deal between the U.S. and Iran. This shift suggests lower inflation pressure and potentially better returns for domestic debt fund investors.
SP Group Seeks Extra Time to Repay ₹14,300 Crore Debt as Refinancing Hits Hurdles
The Shapoorji Pallonji (SP) Group is negotiating a two-month extension to repay bonds worth ₹14,300 crore following delays in its massive refinancing plan. Retail investors should view this as a reminder of the credit risks involved in high-stakes corporate debt.
Indian Debt Market Set for ₹2.1 Lakh Crore Boost on Global Index Inclusion
India's bond market is bracing for a significant capital infusion as regulatory reforms and global index inclusion take effect. Experts predict up to $25 billion in new foreign investment, which could lower borrowing costs for the government and corporates alike.
Government Bond Prices Rise as Global Oil Prices Slide on Iran Peace Hopes
Indian government bonds gained value on Friday as a sharp drop in international crude oil prices raised hopes for lower domestic inflation. While global factors provided a boost, domestic fiscal concerns prevented a larger rally in the debt market.
BlackRock Holds Steady on Indian Bonds as Oil and Currency Risks Weigh In
Global investment giant BlackRock is maintaining a cautious stance on Indian debt despite growing interest from international funds. While government reforms have made Indian bonds more attractive, high hedging costs and volatile oil prices remain significant hurdles for foreign capital.
Middle East Tensions Push Oil Higher: Why Your Loan Rate Cuts May Be Delayed
Renewed conflict between the U.S. and Iran has sent crude oil prices climbing, dampening demand for Indian government bonds. As inflation risks rise, retail borrowers might have to wait longer for the Reserve Bank of India to reduce interest rates.
Time for Safety: Global Bond Giant Pimco Warns of Rising Default Risks
Investment major Pimco has signaled the start of a 'credit loss cycle,' warning that lower-quality borrowers may struggle to repay debts. Retail investors are advised to shift focus toward high-quality bonds as economic disparities and aggressive spending patterns stress the financial system.
Good News for Borrowers as Government Bond Yields Drop 0.10% on Foreign Inflows
Indian government bond yields have fallen by 0.10% as foreign investors ramp up buying following new tax reliefs. This downward trend in yields typically signals lower interest rates for home and car loans while boosting returns for debt mutual fund investors.
Indian Bond Market Hits 7-Week High as Global Oil Prices Cool Down
Lower crude oil prices and a surge in foreign investment have pushed Indian bond prices to their highest level in nearly two months. This shift signals potential stability in the domestic economy and could impact future returns for debt mutual fund investors.
Middle East Tensions Weigh on Indian Bonds as Rising Oil Prices Spark Inflation Fears
Indian government bond prices fell on Monday as escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran pushed global crude oil prices higher. This geopolitical shift has overshadowed recent efforts by the Reserve Bank of India to attract foreign investment into the domestic debt market.
Bond / FD returns and credit ratings are indicative and subject to issuer credit risk and interest-rate risk. Verify current terms with the issuer. Some listings may be sponsored. Not investment advice.