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Value buyers lift India bonds; US-Iran war jitters, oil risks weigh
On Thursday, Indian government bonds rebounded following a selloff in the previous session. However, rising oil prices and U.S. Treasury yields limited the market's overall progress. Notably, foreign lenders significantly invested in Indian bonds in June, signaling robust inflows. Furthermore, overseas investors showed interest in Fully Accessible Route bonds, anticipating potential index inclusion, while overnight index swap rates held steady as traders exercised caution.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
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…
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India bonds dragged by rise in oil prices, Treasury yields on fresh US-Iran hostilities
Indian government bonds experienced a decline in early trading on Wednesday. This downturn followed Middle East tensions that pushed oil prices higher. The benchmark bond yield…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Govt bonds pause after slump as oil, Treasury risks linger
The benchmark 6.94% 2036 bond yield was little changed at 6.7670% by 10:15 am
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INDIA BONDS-India bonds pause after slump as oil, Treasury risks linger
Indian government bonds traded narrowly on Thursday after a sharp selloff. Surging oil prices and higher U.S. Treasury yields pressured local debt markets. The U.S. military…
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Value buyers lift India bonds; US-Iran war jitters, oil risks weigh
On Thursday, Indian government bonds rebounded following a selloff in the previous session. However, rising oil prices and U.S. Treasury yields limited the market's overall…
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Govt bonds rise as softer oil; Treasury gains offset debt sale caution
Foreign buying continued to support the market, with overseas investors purchasing a net ₹1500 crore-worth of bonds on Thursday.