India's recent inflation data, particularly the easing of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) to 1.54% in September 2025, has emerged as a significant factor influencing the country's financial landscape.

India's Falling Inflation: A Tailwind for the Secondary Bond Market

Learn about Serial Bonds in India, how they work, their benefits, taxation, and role in infrastructure financing. Discover how staggered repayments reduce risk for investors and issuers.

Serial Bonds

For every investor, the choice between a high-risk and low-risk investment comes down to the expected return.

What causes bond prices and yields to move in opposite directions?

Government bonds in India welcome Retail Investors

India’s debt market is massive — around ₹3 trillion — and for a long time, government  securities have been the go-to option for most fixed-income investors.

Why Corporate Bonds Are the New Sweet Spot in India’s  ₹3 Trillion Debt Market

Tier 2 and AT1 bank bonds are special kinds of bonds (debt instruments) that banks in India issue to raise money and meet regulatory capital requirements set by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) under the Basel III norms.

Tier 2 and AT1 Bank Bonds

Explore the Reserve Bank of India's latest monetary policy decisions, inflation management strategies, and growth forecasts amidst global economic challenges. Gain insights into the central bank's outlook and potential future rate cut considerations.