Traders said the rupee is expected to appreciate further next week as foreign funds are likely to invest more in bonds.
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Re up 2% this week as FIIs lap up govt bonds
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Re up 2% this week as FIIs lap up govt bonds
December 2nd, 2011 — Bonds, Forex, Stock News
Rupee snaps 4-week losing streak; seen rising
December 2nd, 2011 — Bonds, Forex, Stock News
Rupee snapped a four-week losing trend, adding 2% on the week, on robust dollar inflows into domestic bonds and supported by gains in world stocks following six major central banks’ move to cut funding costs for banks.
Has China’s drive to internationalise the yuan stalled?
December 1st, 2011 — Bonds, China, Forex, Stock News
Declining cross-border yuan settlements, falling deposits in Hong Kong banks and rising yields on the so-called dim sum bonds have raised concerns that China’s drive to turn its currency into the preferred medium for trade may be stalling.
S.Africa rand supported, inflation jitters for bonds
April 20th, 2011 — Bonds, Forex, Gold, Inflation, Stock News
The rand was at a four day high against the dollar in early trade, supported by a record high gold price and a defensive dollar.
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S.Africa rand supported, inflation jitters for bonds
Re weakens on oil concerns, bonds up
March 8th, 2011 — Bonds, Forex, Stock News
The rupee weakened for a second day as overseas demand for Indian equities was offset by concern higher oil prices will undermine economic growth.
Highest yields on German short-term bonds boost euro
February 7th, 2011 — Bonds, Forex, Stock News
The highest yields on German short-term bonds in two years relative to Treasuries are boosting the euro, easing pressure on Chancellor Angela Merkel as Europe?s leaders consider expanding a rescue programme to end the region?s debt crisis.
S.Korea buys back 1.5 trillion won of treasuries
November 24th, 2010 — Bonds, Stock News
South Korea’s finance ministry bought back all of the planned 1.5 trillion won ($1.29 billion) worth of treasury bonds on Wednesday ahead of their maturity.