Going Long on Short Bonds Gets Boost in India from RBI Cash Move
The Reserve Bank of India's unexpected move to release 2.5 trillion rupees ($29 billion) starting September may prompt lenders to favor shorter-tenor securities over longer-dated ones, say investors including UTI Asset Management Co. and PGIM India Asset Management.
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