Indian Insurance Industry News & Updates - Govt Securities / Bonds

INDIA BONDS-Indian benchmark bond logs biggest weekly fall in nearly four months on post-policy selloff
Insurance13 Dec 2025
India bonds dip before debt sale, domestic CPI data
Insurance13 Dec 2025
Niti Aayog pushes plan to double corporate bond market to Rs 100–120 lakh crore by 2030
Top government thinktank Niti Aayog on Thursday suggested a phased strategy to double the size of India’s corporate bond market to Rs 100-120 lakh crore by 2030 by focusing on tax harmonisation, regulatory simplification, digital infrastructure, expanded issuer and investor bases, diversified instruments and deeper risk-management markets.

Insurance12 Dec 2025
RBI buys $5.53 billion in bonds;10-year yield slips towards 6.60%
The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday completed the first of two open-market bond purchases for December, taking its debt buys this financial year to a record Rs 3.16 trillion.

Insurance12 Dec 2025
OMO auction for G-Secs purchase fully subscribed; banks get ₹50,000 crore liquidity
Mumbai: The open market operation (OMO) purchase of seven Government Securities (G-Secs) conducted by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday to infuse liquidity aggregating ₹50,000 crore into the banking system was fully subscribed. This came amid yields of G-Secs thawing in the second market. The aforementioned OMO purchase auction is part of the liquidity injection measures announced by the RBI in its bi-monthly monetary policy review. It comes a day ahead of the weekly sale of two G-Secs aggregating ₹28,000 crore by the Government.

Insurance12 Dec 2025
HUDCO raises Rs 1,905 crore at 6.98% amidst volatile bond market
Insurance12 Dec 2025
Indian bonds climb on RBI bond-buying optimism, Fed cut
Insurance12 Dec 2025
RBI sets Rs 12,801 as redemption price for SGBs
Insurance11 Dec 2025
Bank of India raises Rs 2,500 cr from Tier II bonds
Insurance11 Dec 2025
India bonds inch up after two-day selloff; Fed in focus
Insurance11 Dec 2025
Bond rally loses steam as yields harden
For the second consecutive session, the benchmark 10-year G-Sec yields hardened on sustained selling by foreign institutional investors (FIIs). On Tuesday, the yield on the 10-year 6.48% 2035 bond rose 5 basis points (bps) to 6.62%, up 10 bps from 6.49% on Friday’s post-MPC close. 

Insurance10 Dec 2025
India bonds steady; mood tepid on RBI's picks for bond buy
Insurance10 Dec 2025
PFC, SIDBI scrap bond issuances amid higher yields
Insurance10 Dec 2025
Germany's 30-year bond yield rises to 14-year peak
Insurance09 Dec 2025
India bonds rise after RBI rate cut; benchmark flat on dry interest
Insurance09 Dec 2025
RBI’s December move opens more constructive bond market landscape
 

Insurance08 Dec 2025
Rate Cut effect: PFC, Sidbi plan to raise ₹11,000 crore from bond market
 

Insurance08 Dec 2025
Groww secures online bond distribution licence from Sebi
Insurance08 Dec 2025
Bond yields rebound from day's low after RBI cut; profit booking weighs
 

Insurance06 Dec 2025
India rate cut fuels bond rally but 10-year ends steady
Insurance06 Dec 2025
Benchmark JGB yields hit 18-year high as BOJ rate-hike bets gather steam
Insurance06 Dec 2025
India bonds slip on muddled policy bets; benchmark up on liquidity hopes
Insurance05 Dec 2025
Bond investors voice unease over potential Hassett-led rate cuts
Insurance05 Dec 2025
Brookfield India REIT lines up debut bond issue in December
Insurance05 Dec 2025
Why JPMorgan sees nearly $15 bn of overseas bonds by Indian firms in 2026
 

Insurance04 Dec 2025
Decision to write down AT1 bonds legally valid, Yes Bank admin tells SC
 

Insurance04 Dec 2025
Japan bond yields hit multi-year highs on BOJ, stimulus concerns
Insurance04 Dec 2025
Indian bonds slip; central bank not major buyer, state banks lead
Insurance04 Dec 2025
India bonds rally on short‑covering, suspected RBI buying
Insurance03 Dec 2025
India bonds stuck in tight range as large state debt supply, tumbling rupee weigh
Insurance03 Dec 2025

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