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Sensex, Nifty impact Explained: Why 30-year US Treasury bond yields surged to 2002 levels and why it matters to India?

1 source · first seen 14:05 30 Sept · updated 14:05 30 Sept

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  • The 30-year US Treasury yield surged to levels last seen in 2002
  • Rising bond yields can pressure equities as fixed-income investments become relatively more attractive
  • Higher US yields can weigh on Indian equities and influence demand for G-secs

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