Perusahaan India beralih ke pinjaman bank di tengah kenaikan imbal hasil obligasi

Perusahaan-perusahaan India mulai beralih ke pembiayaan bank seiring dengan kenaikan imbal hasil obligasi korporasi. Suku bunga pinjaman bank yang cenderung stabil membuat pinjaman menjadi lebih menarik. Pertumbuhan pinjaman grosir di bank-bank besar menunjukkan perubahan tersebut.

Perusahaan-perusahaan India semakin banyak yang memilih pinjaman bank dibandingkan obligasi korporasi. Pergeseran ini terjadi karena imbal hasil obligasi korporasi telah melonjak sementara suku bunga pinjaman bank tetap stabil. Ekspektasi pasar terhadap kenaikan suku bunga kebijakan di masa mendatang juga memengaruhi keputusan ini.

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