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India's benchmark 10-year government bond yield remained nearly flat at 6.5903% on Dec 10, edging up just 0.0001% from the previous close of 6.5902%. This stability reflects balanced liquidity, steady inflation expectations, and RBI's vigilant policy amid global cues.
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Yield Movement
The IN064835G bond yield showed minimal change, hovering around 6.59%, a level supportive of borrowing costs for the government and corporates. Flat yields indicate investor confidence in fiscal prudence and RBI's repo rate stance at 6.50%. Recent surplus cash dynamics and refinance ops contribute to this equilibrium.
Traders eye upcoming inflation data and US Fed signals, but domestic factors like strong exports and controlled deficits anchor stability. A breach above 6.60% could signal rate hike fears; below 6.50% might spur bond rallies.
Key Highlights
Current Yield: 6.5903% (vs prior 6.5902%).
Change: +0.0001% – virtually unchanged.
Context: RBI liquidity tools maintain balance post-Dec 9 data.
Implications: Low volatility aids housing loans, infra funding.
Watchlist: CPI print, FOMC minutes for directional cues.
Sources: Reuters (RTRS)
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