Bonds
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IRFC, HPCL, And Three More Issue Rs 2,700 Crore ETF Bonds This week
Three More ETF Bonds Issue This Week Merchant bankers say that about five companies are planning to use ETF Bonds to raise about Rs 2,720 crore this week. These ETF bonds are similar to regular corporate bonds, but their issuer manuals say that only the Bharat Bond ETF can sign up for their “greenshoe” option, which lets them keep more…
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5 Reasons To Buy Bharat Bond ETF’s Fourth Tranche
Five Indications That the Fourth Tranche of Bharat Bond ETF Is a Good Investment On December 2, the Centre introduced the fourth tranche of India’s first corporate bond exchange-traded fund (ETF). The most recent Bharat Bond ETF has a maturity date of April 2033. This new ETF will accept subscriptions until December 8. Edelweiss AMC is responsible for managing the Bharat…
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Investors buy junk bonds believing inflation has peaked
Investors acquire low-quality debt on the assumption of inflation In a wager that the economic prognosis for 2022 has steadied, investors are driving a slight end-of-year rally in junk bonds, reversing a portion of 2022’s steep losses.Through Monday’s trading, yields on below-investment-grade corporate bonds tracked by Intercontinental Exchange’s index had fallen to 8.76%, down from a recent peak of 9.61%…
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India’s Bond Market Could Boost Stocks
The Potential Upside Of India’s Bond Market There are dozens of exchange-traded funds on the market that invest in corporate and sovereign debt in emerging nations. Some investors may be surprised to learn that India has a negligible or nonexistent presence in these funds. Currently, India’s Bond Market is omitted from the key emerging country’s fixed-income indexes that are used…
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Spread Between G-Secs And Corporate Bonds Grows On Company Issuance
The yield gap between government and corporate bonds grows Spreads between corporate bonds and G-Secs of similar maturities expanded in November after corporates resumed bond issuances and G-Sec yields eased, dealers said. Spreads between AAA-rated corporate bonds and G-Secs have widened by 10-15 bps and AA-rated and below by 35-40 bps this month. Since the RBI began raising rates in…
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Electoral bonds worth Rs 10,246 crore sold in 21 tranches
Since the instrument was first introduced in March of 2018, the has been successful in selling electoral bonds to the tune of Rs 10,246 crore. As part of the movement to increase the amount of transparency that exists within the political funding system, electoral bonds have been proposed as an alternative to financial donations given to political parties. In response…
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Bonds to raise Rs 1500 crore for NHAI InvIt
A Tenture of ten years bond By issuing tax-free bonds, NHAI InvIT hopes to raise Rs 1500 crore. The bonds will have a tenure of 10 years and will offer an interest rate of 7.75%. The NHAI InvIT will use the money raised through this sale to repay the loans of four operational highways. NHAI InvITs is an Infrastructure Investment…
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Profit-taking might push bond rates up to 7.28-7.33 percent
RECAP OF THE PREVIOUS WEEK Because investors are looking to lock in profits following the benchmark bond yield’s largest weekly drop in nine months the previous week, it is anticipated that the yields on Indian government bonds will open slightly higher on Monday. This comes after the benchmark bond yield posted its largest weekly drop in nine months the previous…
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RBI predicts municipal bond growth as infrastructure investment rises
As local infrastructure spending rises, a strong municipal bond market is needed, says the RBI. What other steps, outside revising property taxes, may municipal corporations use to strengthen their financial positions? According to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), municipal bonds could be an alternative worth considering (RBI). As a result of an underdeveloped municipal bond market, local governments are…
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Benchmark bond yield below 7.40% as rupee jumps to 5-week high
Benchmark bond yield falls On Wednesday, the benchmark bond yield for India fell below 7.40%, reflecting an improvement in sentiment brought about by significant advances in the nation’s currency and a retracement in the price of global oil. After finishing the day on Monday at 7.4342%, the yield on the benchmark 10-year note was at 7.3958% as of 04:50 GMT.…
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