Malavika Kaur Makol

India's rupee is bucking the trend of rallying currencies across emerging Asia, with central bank forays into the market seen preventing any gains.

Global funds have poured money into India’s debt market for 14 weeks in a second streak of buying this year, evidence of the country’s appeal amid the ructions of worldwide financial markets.

Global funds have poured money into India's debt market for 14 weeks in a second streak of buying this year, evidence of the country's appeal amid the ructions of worldwide financial markets.

A near three-decade veteran fund manager in India is maxing out duration ahead of anticipated rate cuts, a sign of how a pivot among global central banks is encouraging investors to prepare for the coming era of cheaper money.

(Bloomberg) -- Interest-rate-cut bets have galvanized Treasuries in recent days but Deutsche Bank AG's private banking arm warns that volatility is about to rise as US policymakers may ease less than traders expect.

Arvind Kejriwal, chief minister of India's national capital territory of Delhi, said he would resign and called for elections to be brought forward just days after he was granted bail and released from prison.

Arvind Kejriwal, chief minister of India’s national capital territory of Delhi, said he would resign and called for elections to be brought forward just days after he was granted bail and released from prison.

(Bloomberg) -- Arvind Kejriwal, chief minister of India's national capital territory of Delhi, said he would resign and called for elections to be brought forward just days after he was granted bail and released from prison.

Global funds are snapping up Southeast Asian assets as the prospect of interest-rate cuts and attractive valuations holds out the promise of supersized returns.

(Bloomberg) -- Sri Lanka said it's reached an agreement in principle with bondholders to restructure about $12.6 billion in bonds, just days before the country heads to elections that have rattled investors.