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Why US Treasury bond yields matter, what it means for Indian investors, and the impact on rupee

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India bonds and RBI rate outlook

Indian government bonds fell amid rising US Treasury yields and increased supply ahead of the RBI meeting. Reports anticipate RBI cash withdrawals pressuring shorter maturities and rate hikes, while strong growth, ample liquidity and structural demand could support credit growth.

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Economic TimesWhy US Treasury bond yields matter, what it means for Indian investors, and the impact on rupee06:30