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JPMorgan To Add India To Its Emerging-Markets Bond Index
JPMorgan Chase & Co. will add Indian government bonds to its benchmark emerging-market index, a keenly awaited event that could drive billions of foreign inflows to the nation's debt market.
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Russia's Exclusion Potentially Paves Way For India Into Global Bond Index
India has the biggest bond market among emerging economies that's not covered by global indexes, but bankers say that may change soon, potentially drawing in billions of dollars in inflows. Russia's recent exclusion is one reason why.
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Worse Yet To Come For Rupee Already Reeling Near Historic Lows
The worst is still to come for the Indian rupee after its slide in May to a historic low, according to analysts and forward markets.
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Why Rupee Is Ending The Year As Asia's Worst Currency
The Indian rupee is set to end a tumultuous year as Asia's worst-performing currency with foreign funds fleeing the nations stocks.
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Bond Losses Set To Rise As Dissent Breaks Out At RBI: Report
The bond yields in India will rise by year-end as disagreement among central bank's rate-setting panel members indicates they are moving toward a more hawkish stance, a Bloomberg survey has found
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JPMorgan To Add India To Its Emerging-Markets Bond Index
JPMorgan Chase & Co. will add Indian government bonds to its benchmark emerging-market index, a keenly awaited event that could drive billions of foreign inflows to the nation's debt market.
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Russia's Exclusion Potentially Paves Way For India Into Global Bond Index
India has the biggest bond market among emerging economies that's not covered by global indexes, but bankers say that may change soon, potentially drawing in billions of dollars in inflows. Russia's recent exclusion is one reason why.
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Worse Yet To Come For Rupee Already Reeling Near Historic Lows
The worst is still to come for the Indian rupee after its slide in May to a historic low, according to analysts and forward markets.
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Why Rupee Is Ending The Year As Asia's Worst Currency
The Indian rupee is set to end a tumultuous year as Asia's worst-performing currency with foreign funds fleeing the nations stocks.
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Bond Losses Set To Rise As Dissent Breaks Out At RBI: Report
The bond yields in India will rise by year-end as disagreement among central bank's rate-setting panel members indicates they are moving toward a more hawkish stance, a Bloomberg survey has found
