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Market move● Neutral for Indian equities
Bonds set for bruising September; stocks fare better
- Morning Bid: A cruel quarter for bonds
- China’s Repo Push Gains Ground as Legal Issues, Low Yields Drag
- Paramount bond deal draws $109 billion in demand to finance Warner Bros acquisition
- Basel chief says risks becoming more interconnected as international cooperation wanes
- US 10-year, 30-year yields hit multi-decade highs as bond sell-off intensifies
Indian markets pressured by crude and bond yields
Rising crude prices, US bond yields and Iran-US tensions weighed on Indian shares, with the Nifty falling below 22,800 and then 22,700. The latest report says Sensex and Nifty opened flat after ending lower for a second straight session, amid elevated crude and uncertainty over a peace deal.
Wednesday, 30 September
- Bonds set for bruising September; stocks fare better