Indian NBFCs plan 1.6 billion dollar debt sales as yields fall
Five Indian finance firms plan to raise 150 billion rupees via bonds as yields drop. Lenders aim to secure funds before potential market volatility returns.
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Five AAA-rated non-bank lenders in India plan to sell 150 billion rupees ($1.6 billion) in bonds as corporate debt yields decline. These firms are targeting maturities between two and five years to capitalize on a recent drop in borrowing costs. The move signals a return to debt markets after a quiet April as lenders seek to lock in lower rates before potential volatility returns.
