Subhadip Sircar is an Asia Forex/Bond Reporter at Asia Forex. He specializes in finance and financial markets, with a focus on emerging markets, global markets, and investment strategies, including stocks and bonds, forex trading, and commodities markets. Subhadip's work has been featured in prominent publications such as BusinessMirror, Business Standard, Yahoo Finance, and NDTV, among others.
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Subhadip Sircar's focus primarily revolves around the Indian economy, particularly pertaining to the bond market, foreign investment, and currency exchange rates. His articles heavily rely on data and provide in-depth investment analysis.
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Asian central banks are increasingly facing currency pressures originating outside their borders.
By: Subhadip Sircar
Asian central banks are increasingly facing currency pressures originating outside their borders so much so that policymakers have ramped up efforts to curb offshore forex speculation.
Global funds are piling into Indian government bonds after New Delhi removed taxes on debt for foreign investors and eased ownership caps, along with moves that have helped stabilize the rupee.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. recommends buying India’s 30-year government bonds as inflation expectations ease and lower oil prices reduce fiscal risks.
By: Subhadip Sircar
Goldman Sachs has recommended buying India's 30-year government bonds, citing easing inflation expectations, lower oil prices and reduced fiscal risks after the US-Iran ceasefire. The brokerage believes the long end of the bond curve offers better value as shorter-term bonds have already rallied.
India’s bonds open to unrestricted global investment attracted a record monthly inflow after the government scrapped taxes on foreign investors.
The Reserve Bank of India’s short dollar book rose to a record $106.7 billion in May as the central bank used derivatives to defend the currency.
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: 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.
