India 10-year yield tops 7% as oil rout extends losses into fourth week
Indian government bonds dipped this week due to a spike in oil prices, alongside a decline in global debt markets significantly affecting Treasury yields. The uncertainty surrounding the Reserve Bank of India's liquidity stance added further strain, resulting in the 10-year yield exceeding 7%. Looking ahead, investors are keenly awaiting critical inflation data and insights into future central bank policy directions.
Indian government bonds experienced a sharp decline in early trading on Friday. The benchmark ten-year bond yield climbed past seven percent, reaching a three-month high. This downturn occurred as rising oil prices and elevated US Treasury yields impacted investor sentiment. Brent crude oil surpassed one hundred eight dollars per barrel during this period. Simultaneously, the ten-year US Treasury yield hovered around four point nine seven percent.
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