India’s corporate bond market revives as rate-cut bets intensify
After a lull, India’s corporate debt market is seeing renewed activity with firms issuing bonds amid strong rate-cut expectations. In recent days, companies have raised ₹500+ billion, while analysts expect October’s issuance to exceed ₹1 trillion. Big issuances like Bharti Telecom’s ₹105 billion and SBI’s ₹75 billion deals are fueling momentum. This revival suggests firms prefer tapping debt markets over equity for funding, betting on easing interest rates to reduce borrowing cost.
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India’s corporate bond market revives as rate-cut bets intensify
After a lull, India’s corporate debt market is seeing renewed activity with firms issuing bonds amid strong rate-cut expectations. In recent days, companies have raised ₹500+ billion, while analysts expect October’s issuance to exceed ₹1 trillion. Big issuances like Bharti Telecom’s ₹105 billion and SBI’s ₹75 billion deals are fueling momentum. This revival suggests firms prefer tapping debt markets over equity for funding, betting on easing interest rates to reduce borrowing cost.
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India’s corporate bond market revives as rate-cut bets intensify
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Corporate bond issuance rebounds sharply in India on rising expectations of rate cuts.
After a lull, India’s corporate debt market is seeing renewed activity with firms issuing bonds amid strong rate-cut expectations. In recent days, companies have raised ₹500+ billion, while analysts expect October’s issuance to exceed ₹1 trillion. Big issuances like Bharti Telecom’s ₹105 billion and SBI’s ₹75 billion deals are fueling momentum. This revival suggests firms prefer tapping debt markets over equity for funding, betting on easing interest rates to reduce borrowing cost.
After a lull, India’s corporate debt market is seeing renewed activity with firms issuing bonds amid strong rate-cut expectations. In recent days, companies have raised ₹500+ billion, while analysts expect October’s issuance to exceed ₹1 trillion. Big issuances like Bharti Telecom’s ₹105 billion and SBI’s ₹75 billion deals are fueling momentum. This revival suggests firms prefer tapping debt markets over equity for funding, betting on easing interest rates to reduce borrowing cost.