Bond Indya 0% ( IN000330C018 ) in INR

Issuer	Indya
Market price	100 % ⇌
Country	India
ISIN code	IN000330C018 ( in INR )
Interest rate	0%
Maturity	09/03/2030
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Minimal amount	100 INR
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Detailed description	India is a vast and diverse South Asian nation with a rich history, diverse cultures, and a rapidly developing economy. Sovereign Bond Analysis: India's IN000330C018 This analysis focuses on a specific sovereign bond issued by India, identified by the ISIN code IN000330C018. The issuer, India, represents one of the world's largest and fastest-growing major economies, categorized as an emerging market. As a sovereign entity, the Republic of India's creditworthiness is underpinned by its substantial Gross Domestic Product (GDP), a large and young population, ongoing economic reforms, and its commitment to fiscal stability. The Indian government is a regular participant in global debt markets, issuing bonds to finance public expenditure and manage its national debt, with its sovereign ratings typically reflecting its economic resilience and fiscal management capabilities. Bonds issued by the Indian government are generally considered benchmark instruments for the country's domestic and international financial markets, offering insights into its long-term financial health and investor confidence. The bond under review is an Indian-issued obligation, denominated in Indian Rupees (INR). Its current market price stands at 100% of its par value. A notable characteristic of this instrument is its stated interest rate of 0%, indicating it functions as a zero-coupon bond, where no periodic interest payments are made to the bondholder. Despite this, its current trading at par suggests that an investor purchasing at this price would realize a zero return upon maturity, as the redemption value would equal the purchase price. The minimum purchase size for this bond is set at 100 units. It carries a maturity date of March 9, 2030, signifying a medium-to-long term investment horizon. While a payment frequency of "1" is indicated, in the context of a 0% interest rate, this typically refers to the single principal repayment at the bond's maturity.