Goldman Sachs is advising investors to buy India's 30-year government bonds, anticipating a yield drop. This optimism stems from two key factors: the benchmark bond's inclusion in the Fully Accessible Route, expected to boost foreign investment, and the growing trend of household savings shifting towards long-term financial products. Analysts foresee potential inflows and a significant yield decrease, making these bonds an attractive proposition.
Goldman Sachs recommends buying India's 30-year government bonds, anticipating a yield drop. This outlook is driven by the bond's inclusion in the Fully Accessible Route, which should attract foreign investment, and a trend of household savings moving into long-term financial…
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