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South Korea’s central bank chief said a U.S. pullback from monetary easing would spur risks worldwide from rising bond yields, adding to a global debate over how to manage costs from exiting record stimulus.
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India is using a surge in inflows into local bonds and equities to rebuild its currency reserves, boosting its ability to avoid a junk debt rating.
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Indian bonds rose, pushing the 10- year yield to the lowest level since 2009, on speculation easing inflation will make room for the central bank to add to this year’s three interest-rate reductions.
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India’s benchmark stock gauge fell from its highest level in more than two years as concern the rally has exceeded the outlook for earnings growth outweighed inflows from foreign funds.
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India’s benchmark bonds declined on speculation yields near the lowest level in three years will deter buyers.
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Overseas investors are stepping up purchases of Indian shares, buying the most since February on May 15, amid speculation slowing inflation will give the central bank more scope to cut interest rates to stoke economic growth.
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India’s rupee forwards strengthened on optimism easing inflation will allow the central bank to cut interest rates and spur economic growth.
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Indian bonds gained, sending the 10- year yield to a three-year low, on speculation the central bank will cut interest rates again amid easing inflation.
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Most emerging-market stocks rose, led by health-care and consumer shares, as India’s benchmark measure surged to the highest level in more than two years.
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Stocks rose, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to another record, as weakness in manufacturing and a drop in wholesale inflation fueled bets the Federal Reserve will be in no rush to scale back stimulus. The euro slid as the region’s recession deepened.
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