India's benchmark 10-year government bond yield (IN064835G) remained little changed at 6.5760%, up slightly from the previous close of 6.5738%, signaling market stability despite global rate uncertainties and domestic liquidity flows.
Yield Movement Analysis
The modest uptick reflects balanced trading in a range-bound session, influenced by RBI's recent liquidity measures and steady inflation data. Investors await fiscal updates and US Fed signals, keeping yields anchored near multi-month lows amid expectations of potential rate cuts.
Key Highlights
Current Yield: 6.5760% on IN064835G, a 2.2 basis point rise from 6.5738% close, indicating low volatility.
Trading Range: Session hovered between 6.57%-6.58%, with volumes moderate post-RBI repo operations.
Influencing Factors: RBI's ₹99 bn repo infusion and ₹7.69 tn bank balances support stability; govt surplus cash at ₹500 bn aids absorption.
Market Context: Foreign inflows of $2 bn in Dec bolster demand; outlook favors dips toward 6.50% if inflation eases further.
Investor Outlook
This resilience positions G-Secs as attractive for duration plays, with eyes on Dec 18 liquidity data and budget previews.
Sources: RBI Daily Treasury Statements, Bloomberg Bond Data, Economic Times market updates.