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'Kartik Goyal And Subhadip Sircar Bloomberg' - 5 News Result(s)

  • For 32 Minutes In Today's Morning Trade, Everything Was Quiet In India's Bond Market
    Business | Kartik Goyal and Subhadip Sircar, Bloomberg | Tuesday March 24, 2020
    The first signs that Indias Rs 59,25,000 crore sovereign bond market is cracking under the strain of the coronavirus pandemic showed up on Tuesday. For half an hour after trading started, nobody bought or sold a bond on the Reserve Bank of Indias platform. Volumes at the mid-day was just Rs 655 crore, compared with the years daily average of Rs 45,...
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  • Rupee Set For Worst Monthly Loss In 6 Years
    Business | Kartik Goyal and Subhadip Sircar, Bloomberg | Wednesday August 28, 2019
    Weak fundamentals aside, the currency is also in a seasonally weak month. The rupee has slid an average 2.3 per cent in August over the past nine years, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Yet this time, the losses are much larger than usual and have erased gains accumulated in June and July.
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  • Government's Record Debt Sales Before Polls May Pressure Bonds
    Business | Kartik Goyal and Subhadip Sircar, Bloomberg | Monday January 28, 2019
    Investors have turned skittish about the health of India's finances amid signs that the government is ready to sacrifice fiscal discipline as it weighs an aid package to appease farmers, a key voting block.
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  • Rupee Fall Has A Surprising New Reason: Not Oil, But RBI
    Business | Kartik Goyal and Subhadip Sircar, Bloomberg | Wednesday October 10, 2018
    Reserve Bank of India Governor Urjit Patel's comments Friday that the rupee's drop is moderate in comparison to emerging market peers and that the central bank doesn't have any target in mind unnerved investors who were expecting the authority to boost its defense of Asia's worst-performing major currency.
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  • Rupee Set For Best March Quarter Since 1975 As Foreigners Pour $12 Billion
    Business | Kartik Goyal and Subhadip Sircar, Bloomberg | Friday March 31, 2017
    The rupee climbed 0.2 percent to 64.8175 per dollar in Mumbai Friday, taking its gain this month to 2.9 percent. The three-month advance is the biggest for any quarter since the period ended September 2012.
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'Kartik Goyal And Subhadip Sircar Bloomberg' - 5 News Result(s)

  • For 32 Minutes In Today's Morning Trade, Everything Was Quiet In India's Bond Market
    Business | Kartik Goyal and Subhadip Sircar, Bloomberg | Tuesday March 24, 2020
    The first signs that Indias Rs 59,25,000 crore sovereign bond market is cracking under the strain of the coronavirus pandemic showed up on Tuesday. For half an hour after trading started, nobody bought or sold a bond on the Reserve Bank of Indias platform. Volumes at the mid-day was just Rs 655 crore, compared with the years daily average of Rs 45,...
    www.ndtv.com/business
  • Rupee Set For Worst Monthly Loss In 6 Years
    Business | Kartik Goyal and Subhadip Sircar, Bloomberg | Wednesday August 28, 2019
    Weak fundamentals aside, the currency is also in a seasonally weak month. The rupee has slid an average 2.3 per cent in August over the past nine years, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Yet this time, the losses are much larger than usual and have erased gains accumulated in June and July.
    www.ndtv.com/business
  • Government's Record Debt Sales Before Polls May Pressure Bonds
    Business | Kartik Goyal and Subhadip Sircar, Bloomberg | Monday January 28, 2019
    Investors have turned skittish about the health of India's finances amid signs that the government is ready to sacrifice fiscal discipline as it weighs an aid package to appease farmers, a key voting block.
    www.ndtv.com/business
  • Rupee Fall Has A Surprising New Reason: Not Oil, But RBI
    Business | Kartik Goyal and Subhadip Sircar, Bloomberg | Wednesday October 10, 2018
    Reserve Bank of India Governor Urjit Patel's comments Friday that the rupee's drop is moderate in comparison to emerging market peers and that the central bank doesn't have any target in mind unnerved investors who were expecting the authority to boost its defense of Asia's worst-performing major currency.
    www.ndtv.com/business
  • Rupee Set For Best March Quarter Since 1975 As Foreigners Pour $12 Billion
    Business | Kartik Goyal and Subhadip Sircar, Bloomberg | Friday March 31, 2017
    The rupee climbed 0.2 percent to 64.8175 per dollar in Mumbai Friday, taking its gain this month to 2.9 percent. The three-month advance is the biggest for any quarter since the period ended September 2012.
    www.ndtv.com/business
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