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07:18
Aug 21
Aug 21
Indian bonds rangebound on domestic demand
Indian government bonds should stay in a tight yield range because demand from Indian banks and government benefit funds remains strong and reduces reliance on foreign participation; with the RBI expected to hold rates this calendar year, yields are likely to stay between 6.8% and 7.0%, edging toward 7% only if US yields keep rising or fiscal slippage occurs.
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15:05
Jul 06
Jul 06
Mexico and India bonds offer value.
Some central banks have over-hyped rates even as inflation pressures ease. There is value in local government bond curves in emerging markets like Mexico and India, which may not deliver all priced hikes.
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12:24
Jul 06
Jul 06
Government bonds cheap as inflation softens.
Inflation is softening in Europe and emerging markets with downside surprises, while central banks remain hawkish and markets are pricing rate hikes that may not be delivered. This creates value in government bond curves, specifically the ECB, Mexico, and India.
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About SGB Analyst Coverage
Buzzberg tracks SGB (India Government Bond ETF) across 1 sources. 2 bullish vs 0 bearish calls from 2 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (67%). 3 total trade ideas tracked. Past 7 days: 1 watch. Latest voices: Lakshmi Iyer, Kelsey Berro.