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Government cuts FY27 borrowing plan, but bond market remains wary: SBICAPS

1 source · first seen 18:30 5 Oct · updated 18:30 5 Oct

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  • Strong direct tax collections and lower gross borrowing offer some comfort
  • Inflation risks and rising State borrowings could keep yields elevated
  • Elevated yields can pressure Indian banks and rate-sensitive stocks

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Business LineGovernment cuts FY27 borrowing plan, but bond market remains wary: SBICAPS18:30