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India’s benchmark bond completed its first weekly advance this month on speculation slowing economic growth will prompt the central bank to cut interest rates next week.
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India’s benchmark bonds advanced the most in more than seven weeks as signs a cash shortage at banks is easing spurred demand.
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India’s 10-year bonds gained, pushing yields to the lowest level in almost nine months, on optimism debt purchases by the central bank will ease a cash squeeze.
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India’s inflation rate fell below bond yields for the first time in two years as international investors add to record holdings of the nation’s debt.
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India’s bonds were little changed, with benchmark yields near a 17-month high, before a central bank policy meeting tomorrow as economists predicted Governor Duvvuri Subbarao will raise interest rates to damp inflation.
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India’s 10-year bonds completed the biggest weekly gain in almost two months on speculation the central bank will refrain from raising interest rates further amid panic in global financial markets.
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India’s 10-year bonds gained, pushing yields to an eight-month low, on optimism the central bank’s debt purchases will boost demand.
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India’s 10-year bonds dropped for a fourth day on concern the central bank will increase interest rates at its policy review next month to cool inflation.
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The yield on India’s 11-year bond held near a six-week low on speculation demand for debt in the secondary market is increasing due to the absence of new offerings for at least the next month.
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India’s government bonds completed a fourth weekly loss after the central bank raised borrowing costs for the ninth time since the start of last year.
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