Indian bonds rise on short covering before Fed decision
Indian government bonds saw gains as crude oil prices retreated from recent highs. Traders squared short positions before the Federal Reserve's anticipated policy decision later today. Global debt markets stabilized after Saudi Arabia offered additional oil cargoes through Oman. The Indian central bank is also expected to tighten policy next month due to rising inflation. Bond yields eased while OIS rates tracked offshore markets, reflecting market expectations.
In a significant financial maneuver, Reliance Industries aims to secure ₹12,500 crore via a five-year bond issuance, orchestrated by Indian banks. As liquidity from foreign currency deposits rises, banks are keen to channel these resources into corporate lending. This substantial inflow is predicted to stimulate credit growth in the near future.
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