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Liquidity Stress Pulls Down India’s Bond Market Amid Heavy Supply
India’s bond market weakened as an unexpected cash drain and a surge in government debt supply pressured yields across short- and medium-term tenors. Traders reported reduced liquidity in the banking system, leading to higher short-term borrowing costs. Demand from institutional buyers remained soft due to upcoming auctions and rate uncertainty.
Analysts noted that elevated supply conditions are likely to keep yields volatile until liquidity improves. Investors are closely watching RBI interventions and economic indicators that may shape the near-term outlook.
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Liquidity Stress Pulls Down India’s Bond Market Amid Heavy Supply
India’s bond market weakened as an unexpected cash drain and a surge in government debt supply pressured yields across short- and medium-term tenors. Traders reported reduced liquidity in the banking system, leading to higher short-term borrowing costs. Demand from institutional buyers remained soft due to upcoming auctions and rate uncertainty.
Analysts noted that elevated supply conditions are likely to keep yields volatile until liquidity improves. Investors are closely watching RBI interventions and economic indicators that may shape the near-term outlook.
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India’s bond market softened as liquidity tightened and government debt supply increased, pushing yields higher and reducing demand from institutional buyers.
India’s bond market weakened as an unexpected cash drain and a surge in government debt supply pressured yields across short- and medium-term tenors. Traders reported reduced liquidity in the banking system, leading to higher short-term borrowing costs. Demand from institutional buyers remained soft due to upcoming auctions and rate uncertainty.
Analysts noted that elevated supply conditions are likely to keep yields volatile until liquidity improves. Investors are closely watching RBI interventions and economic indicators that may shape the near-term outlook.
India’s bond market weakened as an unexpected cash drain and a surge in government debt supply pressured yields across short- and medium-term tenors. Traders reported reduced liquidity in the banking system, leading to higher short-term borrowing costs. Demand from institutional buyers remained soft due to upcoming auctions and rate uncertainty.
Analysts noted that elevated supply conditions are likely to keep yields volatile until liquidity improves. Investors are closely watching RBI interventions and economic indicators that may shape the near-term outlook.
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