Debt

Companies

Google parent Alphabet sells $32 billion in bonds in 24 hours showing credit market appetite for tech, AI players

Alphabet Inc. raised nearly $32 billion in debt to support its AI initiatives, marking record corporate bond sales in sterling and Swiss franc markets. There are concerns about big tech's borrowing affecting bond valuations.

4 min read06:55 AM IST
Budget

Budget 2026 brings Total Return Swaps to corporate bonds: What this means for India's market

The government introduced initiatives to deepen India's corporate bond market, including total return swaps (TRS) and incentives for municipalities to raise funds. But experts suggest TRS may primarily benefit foreign investors and is unlikely to create sticky, long-term demand for corporate bonds.

3 min read1 Feb 2026
Markets

Current bond yields are attractive for investors: How to make the most of them?

The rebound of the 10-year G-sec yield above 6.6% reflects this reality. Even as the RBI signals accommodation, the large government borrowing programme and persistent supply overhang are limiting any sustained rally.

6 min read31 Jan 2026
Markets

Corporate bond issuances fall in FY26 as yields stay high

While the year started strong, the second half saw a significant slowdown, leaving the market hopeful for a FY27 recovery.

4 min read28 Jan 2026
Videos

De-dollarisation & BRICS: How US Dollar As Fiat Currency Is Facing Existential & Credibility Crisis

Fiat money is government-issued currency, like the US Dollar or Euro, that isn't backed by a physical commodity (like gold) but derives its value from trust in the issuing government and market supply/demand. When one side keeps printing more currency while the other side worries about geopolitical risks, that balance breaks. #dollar #dedollarization #trump #raydalioprinciples #raydalio #fiatcurrency #brics #debt #usdebt #currency #currencywars #abhinavtrivedi #donaldtrump

23 Jan 2026
Money

Understanding retail direct gilt account and how it compares with FDs and debt funds

Unlike debt mutual funds, where portfolio churn and mark-to-market movements affect returns, RDG allows investors to hold securities till maturity and receive the contracted cash flows—provided they do not exit early.

4 min read12 Jan 2026
Economy

Debt-to-GDP ratio target: What are the challenges ahead for India?

Starting in 2026–27, India will target the debt-to-GDP ratio as its primary fiscal anchor, offering greater flexibility but posing challenges amid dwindling tax collections.

4 min read12 Jan 2026
Markets

Debt vs growth: What investors must check before buying stocks

Debt decides survival when cycles turn. From TCS's near-zero leverage to Tata Motors' stress phase, NIFTY 100 data shows why balance sheets matter. Investors can easily track debt ratios, interest coverage, and trends on Finology Ticker.

6 min read7 Jan 2026
Markets

US-Venezuela conflict: Can Donald Trump repay $38 trillion US debt through Venezuela's oil reserves? Explained

US-Venezuela conflict: Experts warn that establishing the infrastructure for oil exploration will take years and may not significantly alleviate the $38.4 trillion US debt

2 min read7 Jan 2026
Markets

Liquid Mutual Funds: When to use them and how they work

Liquid funds serve three purposes: emergency corpus, short-term goals under 3 years, and parking surplus cash. They offer instant redemption up to ₹50,000 via IMPS 24x7, tax deferral benefits compared to FD, with minimal risk when invested via strict qualitative filters.

6 min read1 Jan 2026