Government of India G-Sec Bonds are debt instruments issued by the Government of India to borrow money from investors for public spending and development projects. These bonds are considered one of the safest investment options because they are backed by the government. Investors receive fixed interest payments at regular intervals and get the principal amount back at maturity. G-Sec Bonds are available in different tenures, ranging from short-term to long-term periods. They are commonly used by banks, institutions, and individual investors for stable and secure returns.
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India's 10-Year Bond Yield At 7.12%: How Rise In US Yields Is Triggering Further Fall In Indian Bonds
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2 weeks ago
Indian bonds have been falling over the past year or so as global markets are rattled by prolonged geopolitical uncertainty. In addition to this higher bond supply from the government and concerns of an impending monetary policy tightening domestically, investors have also grown sour on the bond market despite the high volatility in equity markets.