Sector Indices

Name Value Change %
BSE Carbonex 991.72 [4.0] [0.4]
BSE Greenex 1,620.48 [6.7] [0.4]
BSE SME IPO 255.94 [0.4] [0.2]
BSE 100 6,107.11 [24.2] [0.4]
BSE 200 2,452.00 [10.6] [0.4]
BSE 500 7,575.63 [34.4] [0.5]
BSE AUTO 11,052.62 [44.3] [0.4]
 

Debt Market - week ended February 26, 2010

India Infoline Research Team / 09:07 , Mar 02, 2010

  • The G-Sec bond yields were steady after the announcement of government borrowing programme for FY11. The 10-year benchmark bond yield ended at 7.89%. Even shorter term yields were flat; except for 2-year G-sec that declined by 30bps this week.


  • Corporate bonds prices witnessed some rally as bond yield corrected. 10-year AAA bond yield was down by 4bps at 8.88%.


  • Government announced a lower-than-expected borrowing programme of Rs4.57tn for FY11. The net borrowing is expected at Rs3.45tn in the year v/s Rs3.97tn in FY10.


  • Food price inflation index fell to 17.58% for the week ended Feb 13 vis-à-vis 17.97% in the previous week. Prices of pulses, vegetables and sugar continue to remain on higher side.


  • Government would infuse Rs165bn to ensure the minimum Tier-I capital of 8% by March ‘11 into PSBs. Of this, Rs150bn would be aided from World Bank, as the institution had agreed to provide a US$2bn loan for re-capitalizing government-owned banks.


  • Russia FDI fell to US$15.9bn last year, down 41% yoy. This is the largest decline since the fall down of Soviet Union.

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