India’s five-year bond yield slipped below 6% for the first time since 2022 amid ample liquidity and expectations of more near-term interest rate cuts.

India’s central bank is expected to pay a record dividend to the government, offsetting shortfall in tax revenues due to slow ...

The Indian rupee is likely to hold a slightly positive bias this week, and alongside government bonds, will take cues from ...

The RBI's recent rate cut signals a shift to an accommodative policy, enhancing opportunities for fixed-income investors.

(Freepik) With banks reducing deposit rates, investing in RBI Floating Rate Savings Bonds is an ideal alternative, especially for senior citizens who depend on stable, regular income. The bonds ...

The BTr initially raised P135 billion from the new Treasury bonds (T-bonds) at its rate-setting auction on April 15 as tenders reached P197.3 billion. The notes fetched a coupon rate of 6.375%, ...

The Japan International Cooperation Agency-Bond was issued on the 4/28/2021 with a volume of 580 M. USD. Indices Commodities Currencies Stocks ...

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U.S. President Donald Trump announced tariffs on America’s global trading partners on April 2, and the news sent interest rates up and bond prices down. While Trump has subsequently scaled back ...

The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) bulletin released on April 22 said that the higher rates on the government’s small savings scheme can be a potential concern for banks’ deposits.

The interest rate on your home loan can be either fixed or floating. Floating rates change based on the repo rate — the rate at which the RBI lends money to banks. Fortune India Latest Edition is Out ...

Since January 2025, the RBI has injected nearly Rs 7 lakh crore into the banking system through a mix of open market bond purchases, variable rate repo operations, and foreign exchange swaps.