Treasury heads in buying mode as 5-year yield jumps

Treasury heads are preparing to make purchases of government bonds as the five-year bond yield has jumped to 6.52%. This increase in yield makes bonds more attractive to investors, which is a key factor in treasury heads' decision to buy. The move is significant for the economy as it can help manage liquidity in the banking sector and potentially influence interest rates.

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Treasury heads are looking to buy government bonds as yields have become attractive. This could lead to increased demand and higher prices for Indian bonds.

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