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India’s 10-year benchmark government bond yield slipped slightly to 6.6480% on January 21, compared with the previous close of 6.6536%. The marginal decline reflects steady investor sentiment, balanced liquidity conditions, and expectations of continued monetary stability, as markets await cues from upcoming government borrowing plans and inflation data.
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India’s sovereign debt market witnessed a modest movement in yields, with the 10-year benchmark bond (IN064835G=CC) closing at 6.6480%, down from 6.6536% in the previous session. The decline, though minimal, signals investor confidence in the Reserve Bank of India’s liquidity management and a stable macroeconomic outlook.
Market participants are closely monitoring fiscal developments, including the government’s borrowing program and inflation trajectory, which will shape yield movements in the coming weeks. The slight easing in yields suggests that traders are positioning cautiously ahead of budget announcements and global interest rate signals.
Key Highlights
Benchmark Yield:
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10-year bond yield at 6.6480% (previous close: 6.6536%).
Investor Sentiment:
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Reflects stable demand for government securities.
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Indicates confidence in RBI’s monetary stance and liquidity management.
Market Outlook:
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Focus on government borrowing calendar.
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Inflation and global rate cues expected to drive near-term yield trends.
Broader Context:
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Stable yields support India’s debt market resilience.
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Reinforces investor appetite for long-term sovereign securities.
Sources: Reuters, Economic Times, Business Standard, Moneycontrol
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