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India bonds seen little changed with traders eyeing fresh cues
The benchmark 6.94% 2036 bond yield is expected to trade between 6.70% and 6.74%, a private bank trader said, after ending at 6.7108% on Friday; Bond yields move inversely to prices
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
India bonds rise for sixth straight week as foreign flows continue
Indian government bonds took a small step back on Friday, halting a strong six-week upward trend. The market's prior gains were supported by vigorous foreign investor interest,…
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thehindubusinessline.com
India bonds seen little changed with traders eyeing fresh cues
The benchmark 6.94% 2036 bond yield is expected to trade between 6.70% and 6.74%, a private bank trader said, after ending at 6.7108% on Friday; Bond yields move inversely to…
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India bonds track Treasury gains; monsoon, foreign inflow lend support
Indian government bonds saw a rise on Monday, mirroring gains in U.S. Treasuries. Improved monsoon forecasts and consistent foreign investment bolstered market sentiment. The…
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Indian bond yields slide on rain relief, continued foreign demand
Indian government bond yields continued their downward trend on Monday, boosted by improving monsoon rains and consistent foreign investment. The benchmark 10-year yield closed…
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Mild rally in India bonds may persist as broader sentiment stays bullish
Mild gains in Indian bonds may continue as bullish sentiment grows, supported by foreign inflows and improving monsoon conditions.
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India bond rally pauses ahead of state debt sale
Indian government bonds traded range-bound early Tuesday, pausing a three-session rally. Traders awaited a large state-debt auction, which will sell bonds worth 213.50 billion…
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India bonds slip as profit booking, higher US yields weigh
After a turbulent trading day, Indian government bonds ended lower on Tuesday. Profit booking led to a notable spike in the 10-year yield, marking its largest climb in more than…