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Indian equity indices experienced a decline of nearly 0.5% on Friday, ending a three-day winning streak due to US sanctions relief revocation concerning the Chabahar port. Despite Friday's dip, the indices concluded the week 0.8% higher, marking the third consecutive week of gains. Investors engaged in profit booking amidst tariff negotiation uncertainties, influencing market caution.
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Indian financial regulators, including Sebi and RBI, are collaborating on policies to promote corporate bond index derivatives trading, aiming to boost trading volumes. Sebi emphasizes the need to popularize corporate bond trading, which currently lags significantly behind equity market activity. Outstanding corporate bonds have surged from 17.5 trillion in FY15 to 53.6 trillion in March 2025, indicating growth potential.
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Banks' treasury gains, boosted by open market operations and softening yields in the first quarter, are expected to decline significantly in the second quarter. Rising yields and the absence of OMOs will negatively impact bond investment earnings. Analysts anticipate muted gains compared to the previous quarter, potentially leading to mark-to-market losses for some institutions.
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