India’s 10-year benchmark government bond yield closed at 6.6945% on February 24, 2026, marginally lower than the previous close of 6.6970%. The slight dip reflects stable investor sentiment, with traders balancing domestic liquidity conditions against global interest rate expectations and upcoming macroeconomic data releases.
The 10-year benchmark government bond yield (IN064835G=CC) settled at 6.6945%, compared to the previous close of 6.6970%, indicating a marginal decline. The movement highlights steady demand for sovereign debt amid balanced liquidity conditions in the domestic market.
Market participants suggest that the yield stability reflects cautious positioning ahead of key economic indicators and global central bank policy updates. With inflationary pressures moderating and liquidity remaining adequate, investors continue to favor government securities as a safe-haven asset.
Analysts note that the trajectory of yields will depend on foreign capital flows, RBI’s monetary stance, and global interest rate trends.
Key Highlights
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Current Yield: 6.6945%
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Previous Close: 6.6970%
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Movement: Marginal decline of 0.0025 percentage points
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Drivers: Stable liquidity, cautious investor sentiment, global rate expectations
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Outlook: Dependent on RBI policy signals and international market trends
Source: Live bond market data, Reuters