India’s corporate bond issuance rebounds on rate-cut hopes
Firms in India are returning to bond markets as renewed bets on steep interest rate cuts revive demand. In the July–September quarter, bond issuances dropped 40% QoQ to ₹2.03 trillion, but since then companies have raised ~₹500 billion. Bankers expect issuance in October may exceed ₹1 trillion, with many opting for bonds over traditional bank debt. The rebound suggests improved financing conditions ahead of potential monetary easing.
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India’s corporate bond issuance rebounds on rate-cut hopes
Firms in India are returning to bond markets as renewed bets on steep interest rate cuts revive demand. In the July–September quarter, bond issuances dropped 40% QoQ to ₹2.03 trillion, but since then companies have raised ~₹500 billion. Bankers expect issuance in October may exceed ₹1 trillion, with many opting for bonds over traditional bank debt. The rebound suggests improved financing conditions ahead of potential monetary easing.
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India’s corporate bond issuance rebounds on rate-cut hopes
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Corporate bond market revives amid expectations of rate cuts in India.
Firms in India are returning to bond markets as renewed bets on steep interest rate cuts revive demand. In the July–September quarter, bond issuances dropped 40% QoQ to ₹2.03 trillion, but since then companies have raised ~₹500 billion. Bankers expect issuance in October may exceed ₹1 trillion, with many opting for bonds over traditional bank debt. The rebound suggests improved financing conditions ahead of potential monetary easing.
Firms in India are returning to bond markets as renewed bets on steep interest rate cuts revive demand. In the July–September quarter, bond issuances dropped 40% QoQ to ₹2.03 trillion, but since then companies have raised ~₹500 billion. Bankers expect issuance in October may exceed ₹1 trillion, with many opting for bonds over traditional bank debt. The rebound suggests improved financing conditions ahead of potential monetary easing.