G-Sec yields at three-year peak, could climb to 7.75% by December

India's benchmark 10-year government bond yield, also known as G-Sec yields, has reached a three-year peak. This increase is largely driven by high crude oil prices, which can lead to higher inflation and interest rates. As a result, investors demand higher returns on their bonds, causing yields to rise. If this trend continues, the yield could climb to 7.75% by December, which could have significant implications for the economy and markets, particularly for foreign investors who have already begun to sell Indian debt.

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High crude oil prices and tight liquidity are driving up yields. This could lead to higher borrowing costs for the government and companies.

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