India 10-year yield scales two-year high as supply, global rout bite

India's 10-year bond yield has reached a two-year high of 7.1848% due to increasing global yields and domestic supply concerns. This rise is partly caused by the Indian government's shift towards issuing longer maturity bonds, which increases the risk for investors. The global bond market rout has also contributed to this volatility, making it a challenging time for investors in India. This development could impact the country's borrowing costs and overall economic stability.

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Indian government bond yields have risen due to increasing global yields and domestic supply concerns, which could lead to a decrease in bond prices and an increase in borrowing costs. The benchmark 10-year bond yield has reached its highest level in two

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