The debt market is a financial market wherein investors buy and sell debt securities and government bonds or corporate bonds that are issued by various corporations and governments. The Indian debt market is regulated by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). ;The debt market plays a key role in the economy by providing a source of funding for businesses and governments. ;Bonds are issued by governments to raise capital and pay down debts while companies ;issue bonds ;when in need of finances for e
Corporate borrowers are storming debt markets on Monday following the Federal Reserve’s decision last week to begin lowering its benchmark interest rate, pushing borrowing costs down.
2 min read23 Sep 2024Wall Street’s biggest banks are set to borrow more than they usually do after reporting second-quarter earnings, taking advantage of falling yields and tapping debt markets before the US presidential election potentially brings market turmoil later this year.
3 min read12 Jul 2024Japan expects corporate bond issuers to start adding investor protection as it pushes the use of covenants, opening the way for lower-rated companies to enter the debt market.
1 min read8 Jul 2024Domestic bond yields cooled off in the month of May after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) declared a dividend of ₹2.1 lakh crore, almost double the amount which bond markets were expecting, providing a great deal of flexibility to the central government on the fiscal side.
3 min read18 Jun 2024In September 2023, JPMorgan had announced that it would include India in its emerging market bond index starting in June, where it will have a maximum weight of 10%.
3 min read11 May 2024El Salvador returned to global debt markets with an offering that will pay investors a higher interest rate if the government fails to win credit upgrades or a deal with the International Monetary Fund.
1 min read12 Apr 2024FPIs’ net investment in the country’s debt markets stood at ₹121,059 crore for FY24. This was the highest FPI inflow in the debt market since FY 2014-15, when they infused ₹130,302 crore.
3 min read1 Apr 2024As of 31 January, 34 Indian FAR bonds of $448 billion are eligible for the Bloomberg indices
2 min read5 Mar 2024Indian brokerage firm Zerodha is implementing a bold initiative aimed at fostering greater participation in government bonds (G-Secs), treasury bills (T-Bills), and state development loans (SDLs). Effective March 1, 2024, Zerodha will waive the 0.06% brokerage fee on these investment options.
2 min read27 Feb 2024While a pause in the global tightening cycle provides stability, astute investors can strategically position themselves in duration-focused funds to capitalize on potential opportunities arising from the flattening yield curve and the expected decline in long-term bond yields.
2 min read21 Feb 2024The Union Budget contains details about the estimated receipts and the expenditure of the government for a particular fiscal year. The Budget is allotted for the upcoming fiscal year, which runs from 1st April to 31st March of the next year. Here is a quick guide on how the Union Budget is prepared