India 10-year bond yield rises to 6.97 percent after government auction

5 articles · Updated · NewsBytes · Apr 27

The yield climbed after the government raised ₹32,000 crore, including issuing a new 30-year green bond at 7.5 percent interest.
The uptick in yields followed not only increased domestic supply but also global influences such as rising stock markets and easing oil prices.
Investor confidence improved globally as the dollar weakened and Iran signaled the reopening of a key shipping route, further affecting Indian bond market performance.

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