India's 10-year bond yield sees its largest drop in over a week, boosted by lower oil prices and strong foreign demand.
Indian government bonds rose on Friday, with the benchmark yield posting its sharpest fall in
more than a week, as softer oil prices, foreign inflows and
strong demand at a weekly auction lifted sentiment.The 6.94% 2036 bond yield fell 3.8 basis
points to 6.7139%, sliding the most in a day since July 2. It
ended little changed week-on-week. Bond yields move inversely to
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