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Rupee remains relatively stable in H1 FY27 after 10% fall in FY26

1 source · first seen 20:59 30 Sept · updated 20:59 30 Sept

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  • The rupee remained relatively stable in H1 FY27 after falling 10% in FY26
  • The 10-year government bond yield rose around 13 basis points in H1 FY27
  • Higher bond yields can weigh on rate-sensitive Indian stocks and raise borrowing costs

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Business StandardRupee remains relatively stable in H1 FY27 after 10% fall in FY2620:59