Les entreprises indiennes se tournent vers les prêts bancaires face à la hausse des rendements obligataires

Les entreprises indiennes privilégient le financement bancaire alors que les rendements des obligations d'entreprises grimpent. Les taux de prêt bancaire sont restés stables, rendant les prêts plus attractifs. La croissance des prêts aux grandes entreprises auprès des banques majeures souligne ce changement.

Les entreprises indiennes choisissent de plus en plus les prêts bancaires plutôt que les obligations d'entreprises. Ce revirement survient alors que les rendements obligataires des entreprises ont bondi tandis que les taux de prêt bancaire demeurent stables. Les attentes du marché concernant de futures hausses des taux directeurs influencent également cette décision.

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