Ronojoy Mazumdar

India is going to test markets again with a plan to sell around 120 billion rupees ($1.4 billion) of green debt in the second half of the fiscal year, according to people familiar with the matter.

A selloff in Sri Lanka dollar bonds intensified on Monday as investors reduced their country exposure over rising political uncertainties before elections later this month.

Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:

India's government is ready to offer the Maldives emergency financial support to help ease the island nation's financial woes as risks of the first sukuk default loom, people familiar with the matter said.

Deal introduces new bonds with ‘governance-linked features' Announcement of deal comes just days before Sept. 21 election

Sri Lankan assets look set for more losses amid risks to the International Monetary Fund's loan program after key candidates vowed to renegotiate terms after elections, according to analysts.

Pakistan secured final approval to start a $7 billion loan program from the International Monetary Fund, unlocking crucial financing to sustain the nation’s recovery from a crisis.

· RBI Stance Change, Index Addition to Extend India's Bond Rally

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.