Indian bonds steady as RBI rate hike expectations strengthen
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Times of IndiaIndian bonds steady as RBI rate hike expectations strengthen
Bond yields for Indian government securities showed little fluctuation as markets brace for ongoing liquidity withdrawals. Specifically, the yield for the benchmark 2036 bond settled at about 7.05% during early trading on Tuesday. With retail inflation rising to 4.82% in August, expectations mount for a rate hike from the Reserve Bank of India next month.
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New Delhi, Sept. 22 (IANS) Rob Subbaraman, Head of Global Macro Research at global financial services firm Nomura, said on Tuesday that he expects the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to raise interest rates in both upcoming monetary policy meetings (October and December) due to rising inflationary pressures. He said India's economic growth remains strong, NDTV Profit reported. Nomura projects India's GDP growth to be 7 percent for the fiscal year 2…
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