MUMBAI, March 17 (Reuters) - Indian government bond yields ended marginally lower on Monday, as traders awaited the Reserve Bank of India's debt purchase. The benchmark 10-year yield closed at 6.6896% ...

Short-term borrowing costs for Indian lenders are expected to decrease next month due to the central bank's liquidity ...

This surge in the stocks followed an announcement from the RBI on Saturday, wherein, the regulator reassured depositors that ...

In the previous auction, the cut-off yield on 10-year state bonds was set in the range of 7.18 per cent to 7.27 per cent ...

"After an unprecedented fall, we are witnessing some buying interest after the management commentary and the RBI's assurance.

While rate cuts may reduce bank margins, as a significant portion of their loan book is linked to the repo rate, non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) are expected to benefit more from lower rates, ...

MUMBAI: The nation’s largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) has deferred its Rs 15,000-crore domestic bond issuance—a mix ...

State Bank of India shares fell nearly 1% as the bank postponed its bond issuance plans for FY24 due to high bond yields, ...

Suresh Ganapathy from Macquarie Capital predicts that banks will benefit from falling rates and easing liquidity, with ...

The gap between credit and deposit growth in the banking system is expected to decline sharply to 80 basis points (bps) in ...

The impact of climate change risks is not limited to the financial system alone but extends to the real economy. Be it the ...

IndusInd Bank has been in the news due to significant volatility, experiencing a sharp downturn followed by a recovery. This ...