Nobody • 1y
Doesn't this also mean that the US dollar will see a jump in it's value, and also because of these decisions haven't the returns of US treasury bond yield increased, which inturn is affecting the indian market as foreign investors are pulling money out of Indian markets due to attractive rate of returns from US bonds?
Founder - Burn Inves... • 2m
These days, as more retail investors step into the bond market, high yield bonds are getting harder to find. I remember being able to buy AA rated bonds on the exchange with returns as high as 24% to 30%. Now, those same bonds hardly go beyond 12% or
See MoreFounder - Burn Inves... • 2m
Even after the rate cut, bond values haven't dropped much in the secondary market. Government bonds have adjusted a bit, but not significantly. The upcoming primary issues will be worth watching a few NCD IPOs are expected in the coming days. Let’s s
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Day 6 - 📢 Ever heard of a Masala Bond? Here's why it's spicing up global finance! 🌶️📊 No, it’s not a recipe! 😄 A Masala Bond is a rupee-denominated bond issued in international markets by Indian entities. Its purpose is to help companies raise fu
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Last week, FIIs poured ₹8,500 crore into the Indian market. One of the main reasons could be the ongoing trade tensions between China and the US. Plus, Indian market valuations have become quite attractive lately, and the overall economic indicators
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