On Thursday, Indian government bonds faced a decline for the third consecutive day. The rise in U.S. Treasury yields dampened enthusiasm for Indian debt instruments, while escalating geopolitical tensions from the Gulf region further affected market dynamics. Additionally, concerns about the Federal Reserve's ambiguous interest rate plans placed additional strain on bond prices. Nevertheless, measures from the Reserve Bank of India, which facilitated dollar inflows, offered some respite.

Indian government bonds ended the day unchanged on Tuesday after a recent rally, as an influx of ten-year notes and the Federal Reserve's policy decision dampened risk appetite.…

The benchmark 6.94% 2036 bond yield was at 6.7872% after ending Tuesday at 6.7774%; bond yields move inversely to prices