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Record defaults are clouding India’s resilient equities, bonds
Bloomberg
April 28 |
Updated on
April 28, 2021
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Firms have defaulted on at least $763 million of domestic bonds this year, the most on record for a similar period
Credit markets are sounding warnings for other asset classes amid India’s unprecedented surge in Covid-19 cases.
Firms have defaulted on at least 57 billion rupees ($763 million) of domestic bonds this year, the most on record for a similar period. Traders expect more. They’ve pushed spreads on A rated local corporate bonds over AAA notes to a 17-year high, a grim sign for the small businesses that tend to have those weaker ratings and that form the bedrock of the $2.7 trillion economy.

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