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The year 2019 ended on a good note for banks and other bond investors as the 10-year bond yields softened 86 basis points (bps) since the start, thanks to rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), while the rupee also exhibited some stability despite a choppy global outlook rocking on trade tensions.
The 10-year bond yields closed the year at 6.555 per cent, from its January 1 level of 7.418 per cent. Bond prices rise, yields fall. Rupee closed at 71.38 a dollar, from 69.44 a dollar.
This was also the period when yield curve inverted
The 10-year bond yields closed the year at 6.555 per cent, from its January 1 level of 7.418 per cent. Bond prices rise, yields fall. Rupee closed at 71.38 a dollar, from 69.44 a dollar.
This was also the period when yield curve inverted
