India 10-year bond gives up post-policy gains as oil moves, RBI swap pullback weigh
Indian government bonds saw a decline for the second consecutive day, erasing previous gains as high oil prices and the premature conclusion of a deposit scheme weighed on investor sentiment. Following the central bank's policy announcement, the benchmark bond yield rose sharply. Swap rates also jumped, indicating a negative shift in market mood. Future bond yields will be influenced by both global and local factors.
On Tuesday, Indian government bonds experienced a positive turn as oil prices fell sharply, reducing inflation worries among investors. The successful state debt auction further bolstered market confidence. Despite new U.S. sanctions on Iran, traders stayed vigilant regarding potential supply issues in the oil sector. Throughout the day, strong liquidity levels contributed to resilience in the debt market.
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