India's 10-Year Government Bond Yield Rises 1 Basis Point to 6.5565% on December 1, 2025

The 10-year benchmark government bond, identified by IN063335G=CC, saw its yield rise slightly by 0.01 percentage points, moving from 6.5463% to 6.5565% on December 1, 2025. This yield change marks a modest uptick in borrowing costs for the Indian government, signaling a cautious stance among investors amid evolving domestic and global macroeconomic conditions.

The yield movement reflects market factors including inflation expectations, government borrowing requirements, and signals from the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy. The relatively stable yield points to a continued balance between demand and supply in the sovereign debt market.

Market participants are closely watching the RBI's upcoming policy announcements for cues on interest rate trends, which will influence bond yields further. The government bond market remains crucial for determining risk-free rates and guiding financial sector benchmarks.

Key Highlights:

India’s 10-year government bond yield increased by 1 basis point to 6.5565%

Previous close was 6.5463%, indicating a slight rise in bond yields

Yield movement influenced by inflation, borrowing needs, and RBI policy outlook

Signals cautious investor sentiment amid global economic uncertainties

Bond yields serve as benchmarks for lending rates across the financial system

Market awaiting RBI MPC decisions impacting future interest rate trajectories

Source: Trading Economics, Investing.com, Reuters​