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Market move▼ Bearish for Indian equities
India bonds end choppy quarter at over 2-year lows as rate hike bets mount
The brief
- Indian government bonds ended the quarter at their weakest levels in more than two years
- Oil-price fluctuations and rising global yields influenced trading as rate-hike bets mounted
- Higher yields may pressure banks and rate-sensitive Indian stocks
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- PSU banks face a bigger risk from bond yields than potential loan waivers
Rising bond yields in India and the US
US Treasury yields climbed amid inflation and oil-price concerns, while India’s 10-year government bond yield reached 7.19%, its highest in two years. Domestic supply concerns and crude above $100 added pressure, though Indian bonds briefly recovered as US yields cooled.
Wednesday, 30 September
- India bonds end choppy quarter at over 2-year lows as rate hike bets mount