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Mark to Market | Manas Chakravarty, Mobis Philipose and Ravi Ananthanarayanan 10:42 PM | September 23,2009
Liquidity with banks continues to be abundant, with the credit-deposit ratio at 68.8% on 11 September
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Anup Roy 10:02 PM | September 17,2009
The central bank said that a margin of 25% or above would be applicable for availing the facility
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Anurag Joshi / Reuters 12:49 AM | September 09,2009
The 10-year benchmark bond yield ended at 7.37%, off an intraday high of 7.39%, and 8 basis points above Monday’s close of 7.29%
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Rajkumar Ray / Reuters 06:30 PM | June 05,2009
Fiscal prudence could play second fiddle to growth; bond market already on edge over borrowing programme
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A Staff Writer 11:28 PM | June 04,2009
Last year the Centre borrowed Rs2.05 trillion, overshooting its budget estimate
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12:35 AM | May 16,2009
At the end of the month, the yield on the 10-year benchmark 6.05% paper declined to 6.22%, down from 6.96% in March, leading to rise in bond prices
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Priyal Guliani / CNBC TV18 12:45 AM | April 17,2009
The firm plans to issue two NCDs of Rs300 crore each that would mature in four and five years, respectively, at a coupon rate of 10.25%
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Reuters 11:11 AM | March 27,2009
The partially convertible rupee ended at Rs50.59/61 per dollar on Thursday off a high of Rs50.46 but up 0.3% from the previous close
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Rajkumar Ray and Surojit Gupta / Reuters 05:42 PM | March 26,2009
Borrowing front-loaded into first half of 2009-10; no need to place debt directly with central bank
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Mark to Market | Manas Chakravarty and Ashwin Ramarathinam 10:28 PM | March 16,2009
India is not alone in seeing a rise in bond yields, which have risen in the US, Japan, as well as in many Asian economies
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10:35 PM | March 06,2009
Mphasis closed at Rs183.30 on the Bombay Stock Exchange, up Rs14.80 or 8.78%
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Anup Roy and Reuters 10:45 PM | March 05,2009
Cuts not sufficient to counter oversupply of government bonds, say dealers; banks park more money with RBI
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Anup Roy 10:30 PM | December 18,2008
The government securities of all maturities rallied and the trading volume ballooned to at least Rs25,000 crore against daily average volume of Rs10,000-15,000 crore
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Reuters 11:20 AM | December 05,2008
Volumes were at Rs33.9 billion ($682 million) on the central bank’s electronic trading platform, with the 10-year bond being most heavily traded security
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Anup Roy 10:08 PM | November 21,2008
The yield on 10-year bonds, which was 7.50% early this week and 8% in October, dropped to 7.0984% in heavy trading, but closed at 7.20% as bond dealers cashed in on the rise in prices
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