Bonds rise as RBI's forex inflows enhance liquidity, driving short-term debt buying and impacting market sentiment.
Indian government bonds rose
in early trade on Thursday, led by the shorter-duration papers,
after larger-than-expected dollar inflows under the central
bank's special schemes boosted rupee liquidity and improved
sentiment for Indian assets.The yield on the benchmark 6.94% 2036 bond was at 6.9502% as of 10:30 a.m. IST, after closing at 6.9754% on Wednesday.The five-year 6.36% 2031 bond yield dropped 8 bps to 6.48%.India attracted a much larger-than-expected $136.38 billion
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