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Even if the rupee reaches a record low, the RBI may decide to wait and watch when it comes to FX interventions: Professionals.
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Even if the Indian rupee falls to a historic low, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may choose to wait and watch moving forward due to a number of variables, including the potentially worsening macro conditions brought on by the conflict in West Asia, according to experts view more...
All eyes are on crude prices as bond yields decline.
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As the conflict in West Asia continued, Brent crude prices traded over $100 per barrel, causing Indian bonds to open 1 basis point (bps) lower on March 20. However, a decline in oil prices could stop additional declines. The yield on the benchmark 10-year bond was tr view more...
All eyes are on RBI debt buying as bonds remain stable at the open.
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The 10-year benchmark yield on Indian bonds was trading at 6.6769 percent at the opening on March 13. While the wider market awaits the Reserve Bank of India's open market operations later in the day, a surge in Brent crude is deterring buyers. After closing the prev view more...
Before April 2026, insurers must invest in AI-led monitoring due to IRDAI's zero-tolerance fraud campaign.
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In order to comply with the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India's (IRDAI) new fraud risk management framework, which requires a zero-tolerance approach to fraud starting on April 1, 2026, insurers in India are investing more in artificial intelligenc view more...
Crude, the US-Iran war, and bond yields are close to a six-week low.
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On March 6, sovereign bonds began trading steadily, with the benchmark 10-year yield sitting around 6.6462 percent following the Reserve Bank of India's expected intervention that relieved pressure from rising oil prices worldwide. In the previous session, the benchm view more...
Bonds remain stable, and traders watch the US-Iran conflict for clues.
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On March 5, bonds began trading steadily as traders monitored the US-Israel-Iran conflict, which has enveloped the entire Gulf region, and the Reserve Bank of India probably interfered in the market. After rising 5 basis points during a tumultuous session on March 4, view more...
A bond auction of Rs 32,000 crore is the focus of traders as Indian bonds open one basis point lower.
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As traders remained cautious ahead of a weekly bond auction later in the day, Indian bonds opened 1 basis point (bps) lower on February 27. This resulted in a new supply of debt, and a state government debt auction also attracted attention. In the previous trading se view more...
Indian bonds gain 1 basis point as sentiment is raised by a robust state debt auction.
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Today, February 26, Indian bonds increased 1 basis point (bps) as strong investor confidence persisted following a state government debt fundraising that was more robust than anticipated and allayed some market concerns about a mismatch between supply and demand. The view more...
Bank recoveries are impacted by the SC Spectrum verdict, while lending to telcos is actually hurt.
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Highlights ◾ Spectrum airwaves are a national asset, not a corporate one, according to a Supreme Court decision. ◾ Bank recoveries suffer because spectrum cannot be reorganized or sold while a bank is insolvent. ◾ Reliance Communications and Aircel had poor r view more...
What will happen to Yes Bank now that the RBI has allowed Japan's SMBC to establish a subsidiary in India?
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The Reserve Bank of India's in-principle approval for Japan's largest bank, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC), to convert its Indian branches into subsidiaries has caused Yes Bank's stock to rise 2.75 percent on January 16. This suggests that SMBC may have a la view more...
Budget Snapshot: Although India's banks appear sound, the true danger is hidden beneath the balance sheet.
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The finance ministry appears to have little reason to be concerned about the state of the financial system, even though the Union Budget is just one month away. Profitability is still substantially above long-term norms, asset quality is the best in decades, and capital view more...
RBI lowers its prediction for FY26 inflation to 2%.
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Governor Sanjay Malhotra announced the monetary policy on December 5, saying that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had changed its inflation forecast from 2.6 percent to 2 percent. Inflation was predicted to be 0.6 percent in Q3 compared to 1.8 percent in Q2 and 2.9 p view more...
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