Indian government bonds rallied on Monday as optimism grew that the Middle East war could end. The U.S. and Iran received a framework for a plan to resolve their five-week conflict, boosting risk sentiment. The 10-year yield slid the most in nearly 15 weeks, reflecting stronger demand for safer debt as markets positioned for calmer global conditions.
NDR InvIT plans to raise Rs 726.8 crore through a preferential issue to accelerate its expansion, after completing a Rs 410 crore bond issuance. The funds will support acquisitions such as NDR Space Private Limited and ongoing projects, as the trust ramps up warehousing capacity and pushes into new cities to strengthen its logistics platform.
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Indian companies are cutting back on overseas bond issuance as domestic liquidity improves and a weaker rupee makes local borrowing more appealing. With funding costs and currency dynamics turning in favor of onshore markets, issuers are favoring local fundraising over foreign capital. The shift signals how quickly corporate debt strategies are responding to market conditions.
Zerodha is expanding its Coin platform into a broader passive wealth management hub, adding fixed deposits alongside existing offerings like mutual funds, NPS, and insurance. The firm is also looking at distributing bonds, positioning Coin as a single place for investors who prefer non-active management of their money.
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