Indian government bonds surged Thursday, fueled by strong foreign investment and easing inflation worries stemming from lower oil prices. Hopes of inclusion in a major global index are attracting significant foreign capital, pushing down borrowing costs for the government. While oil price drops have eased inflation concerns, a potentially poor monsoon and rising global yields present ongoing risks to the rally.

Indian government bonds surged Tuesday, with the benchmark 10-year yield on track for its largest monthly drop in seven years. This rally is fueled by declining oil prices and a…

In June, Indian government bonds underwent a remarkable rally, showcasing the largest monthly yield drop for the benchmark 10-year bond in seven years. This upward trend was…

Indian government bonds saw gains as anticipation of Bloomberg index inclusion and improved liquidity bolstered prices. Despite higher U.S. yields and rising oil due to…

Indian government bonds gain as hopes for Bloomberg index inclusion offset pressure from rising US yields and oil prices.

Indian government bonds remained stable as hopes of inclusion in the Bloomberg index balanced out geopolitical concerns and a declining rupee. Traders are on the lookout for new…