Malavika Kaur Makol

South Korean bonds are set to get a double boost on Thursday, thanks to a long-awaited index inclusion and growing bets that the central bank will lower interest rates this week.

Philippine sovereign bonds are seen extending gains as falling rice prices cool inflation and back the case for more interest-rate cuts.

India’s $1.3 trillion bond market is facing a peculiar issue: investors can’t get enough of sovereign bonds as the government buys back debt and cuts borrowings, resulting in a supply shortage.

(Bloomberg) -- India's $1.3 trillion bond market is facing a peculiar issue: investors can't get enough of sovereign bonds as the government buys back debt and cuts borrowings, resulting in a supply shortage.

The Indian rupee fell past 84 to a dollar for the first time as foreigners sold the country’s stocks and bonds.

India Rupee Falls Past 84 Per Dollar to Record Low Amid Outflows Malavika Kaur Makol 1 min read

Thailand’s baht flip-flopped after the nation’s central bank surprised investors with its first interest rate cut in more than four years. The Philippine peso was little changed after Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas delivered an expected rate reduction.

Some of the world’s biggest exchange-traded fund providers are battling it out for the billions of dollars expected to flow into Indian bonds in coming years through their inclusion in key global indexes.

Investors are turning to Asian sovereign bonds to ride out the US election, giving a boost to markets that have already benefited from billions of dollars of foreign inflows this year.

India's offshore rupee bond market has made a big comeback this year, with deals from issuers such as the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank pushing annual volumes to an all-time high.