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India's benchmark 10-year government bond yield (IN064835G=CC) rose slightly to 6.5976% from the previous close of 6.5912%, reflecting cautious investor sentiment amid global yield pressures and domestic liquidity dynamics. This modest uptick occurs as RBI maintains steady policy amid ample banking reserves.
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Yield Movement
The benchmark yield's 6.4 basis point increase highlights sensitivity to US Treasury trends and FII flows, with the rupee's mild strength offering some cushion. Trading volumes remain elevated post holiday, as fixed income players position for Q3 fiscal data and potential OMO tweaks. This aligns with broader market caution seen in pre-open equity dips.
Key Highlights
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Current Yield: IN064835G=CC at 6.5976%, up from 6.5912% close, marking a 0.10% intraday rise.
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Market Context: Follows RBI's ₹7.24 trillion bank cash balances report, supporting lower borrowing costs despite global uptick.
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Influencing Factors: Softer US yields cap upside; domestic inflation data and FII debt buying (₹12,000 Cr last week) provide stability.
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Trading Range: Yield oscillates between 6.55-6.65%; resistance at 6.60% eyes February bond auction.
Bond Market Outlook
Yields may test 6.60% if equities weaken further; RBI's liquidity ops key to anchoring.
Sources: Reuters Bond Data (RTRS), RBI Liquidity Reports
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