Kuwait launches $11.25 billion 3-part bond: IFR

Kuwait sold $11.25 billion in bonds. This was its first bond sale in eight years. The Gulf oil exporter offered a three-tranche bond. It attracted strong investor demand. Orders exceeded $23 billion. Pricing tightened due to this high interest. A three-year portion, a five-year tranche, and a ten-year portion were launched.

Brazil’s Treasury sees larger debt stock this year

Brazil’s Treasury expects a larger debt stock this year, revising its forecast to 8.5-8.8 trillion reais. This increase reflects a strategy of frontloading bond sales, capitalizing on current favorable market conditions and strong demand. The move aims to preempt expected volatility around the 2026 general election and a significant bond maturity in 2027.

India bond yields await RBI action for directional break

Indian government bond yields remain steady as markets await the Reserve Bank of India’s monetary policy decision today. While a majority anticipate unchanged rates, increasing calls for a 25-basis-point cut are emerging, with several large firms now expecting a reduction. Bond traders hope for dovish commentary hinting at future rate cuts.

Aptus Pharma shares to debut today. Here’s what GMP indicates ahead of listing

Aptus Pharma will debut on the BSE SME platform on September 30. Its initial public offering closed with high investor participation. The IPO was subscribed over 22 times across categories. Retail and high net worth individuals showed significant demand. The company distributes pharmaceutical formulations. It reported revenue and profit growth. Proceeds will fund working capital and new office infrastructure.