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Mint Exclusive | How is Indian stock market bottom linked to the US 10-year bond yield? Chris Wood of Jefferies explains

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  • Chris Wood believes US 10-year bond yields will be actively suppressed, if not fixed
  • US yield suppression could support valuations across Indian equities, including rate-sensitive stocks

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