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By Khushi Malhotra MUMBAI, Oct 13 (Reuters) — Indian government bonds may trade in a narrow range with a bearish bias on Tuesday as investors assess the central bank's liquidity and forex measures, while elevated oil prices and a heavy supply may curb appetite. The benchmark 6.94% 2036 bond yield may trade between 7.35
Economists anticipate at least two additional interest rate increases by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) this fiscal year, potentially raising the repo rate to 6 percent, following the recent 25 basis point hike on October 7.
Indian stock markets fell after the Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) unanimously increased the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.5%, a move in line with expectations.
Indian government bonds are likely to be little changed at the open on Tuesday, with traders pricing in the central bank's first rate hike in nearly four years ahead of its policy decision a day later. The benchmark 6.94% 2036 bond yield may trade in a 7.19%-7.24% band, traders with a primary dealership said, after end
Reuters poll shows 35 of 61 economists expect the Reserve Bank of India to raise its repo rate to 5.50% at its Oct. 5-7 meeting. The case is being driven by broadening inflation, near-8% April-June growth and tighter global rate settings.
Nearly half of India's inflation basket categories now rise 4% or more year on year, while 38 of 61 economists in a Reuters poll expect a 25-basis-point RBI hike on Oct. 5-7.
Reuters preview says the rupee and government bonds are likely to stay under pressure in a holiday-shortened week. Traders are watching elevated oil prices, multi-year-high global yields and expectations for an RBI rate hike next week.
(Updates post market open) By Jaspreet Kalra MUMBAI, Sept 18(Reuters) — The Indian rupee traded modestly higher on Friday, steadied by portfolio inflows and lower oil prices, but was on track for a weekly decline as investors assessed the outlook for domestic interest rates after a week of global central bank decisions