RBI allows non-bank brokers to access NDS-OM for G-sec trading, enhancing retail investor access and liquidity in government ...

Indian government bond yields expected to rise due to higher gross borrowing, but potential rate cut may limit increase.

Investors will now be able to buy government bonds in the secondary market by placing an order with their stock broker.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) made net purchases of government bonds in the secondary market last week, marking the first such operation in over three years, data released on Friday showed.

The IPO trend remains robust in 2025, driven by strong retail investor interest and a shift from FPIs to the primary market.

Economic Survey 2024-25 highlights India's strong market performance, increased investor participation, and significant resource mobilization in FY25.

Data released by RBI shows purchases were made across three sessions. The central bank bought ₹2,570 crore worth of ...

Experts said underperformance of shares issued through IPO or QIP is directly linked to the fate of secondary markets. The ...

MUMBAI, Jan 28 (Reuters) - The Indian central bank's recent measures to boost bank liquidity provides the right opportunity ...

Secondhand trades for private-markets funds handily topped $150 billion in 2024, thanks partly to strong demand from private-equity investment vehicles aimed at individual investors, secondary ...

RBI allows Sebi-registered non-bank brokers to access NDS-OM for government securities trading, while forming a working group ...