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Bond yields rise, raising the hurdle for Indian equities
The brief
- India’s 10-year bond yield is at its highest level since April 2024
- Higher yields widen the gap with equity income as foreign investors sell again
- Rising yields raise valuation pressure on Indian equities, particularly rate-sensitive sectors
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Rising bond yields pressure markets
Oil above $100 and rising US Treasury yields weighed on global debt and equity markets; the US 30-year yield topped 5.61%, while India’s 10-year yield reached 7.19%, its highest since April 2024. Indian bonds were volatile as oil prices and rate-hike expectations shifted.
Wednesday, 30 September
- Bond yields rise, raising the hurdle for Indian equities