Bhaskar Dutta is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including Business Standard and The Economic Times. He specializes in finance, trading, and financial markets, with a keen focus on commodities and futures, banking, and financial services. Bhaskar's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, and The Telegraph.
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By: Saikat Das, Bhaskar Dutta
At least four lenders including the State Bank of India are preparing to raise about $2.5 billion selling bonds in the coming weeks, tapping a Reserve Bank of India facility that makes it cheaper to borrow dollars, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Bhaskar Dutta, Pratigya Vajpayee, Malavika Kaur Makol
India’s central bank allowed lenders to extend loans against foreign-currency deposits raised under its special program aimed at attracting overseas funds, a move that could increase participation in the plan and boost dollar inflows.
India’s benchmark bond yields and swap rates fell to their lowest levels in three months as the nation’s central bank Governor pushed back against expectations for tighter monetary policy.
India’s central bank has proposed broader participation in the country’s money market to include shadow lenders, companies and other financial institutions, in a move aimed at deepening funding markets and expanding access to short-term liquidity.
By: Bhaskar Dutta
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By: Saikat Das, Bhaskar Dutta
ICICI Bank Ltd., India’s second-largest private-sector lender, is in talks to raise at least $500 million in offshore bonds as it seeks to capitalize on a recent Reserve Bank of India concession for overseas borrowings, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Samie Modak, Subhadip Sircar, Bhaskar Dutta
After spending more than a year on the sidelines, global investors are showing fresh interest in India as sentiment begins to improve across the country’s markets.
By: Subhadip Sircar, Bhaskar Dutta, Anup Roy
Over the past two years, India’s central bank built one of the world’s largest bearish dollar bets to support a persistently weak rupee. It now faces the challenge of unwinding that position without destabilizing the currency market.
By: Bhaskar Dutta, Pratigya Vajpayee
Short dollar forward positions ballooned to $106.7 billion in May.
By: Anup Roy, Bhaskar Dutta, Subhadip Sircar
RBI faces a challenge unwinding its large bearish dollar bets. The central bank has begun trimming its massive short dollar forward position.
