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G-sec yield seen range-bound for coming months due to lack of cues

Following RBI's guidance and a CRR cut, dealers expect government bond yields to settle into a range between 6.12 and 6.28 per cent over the next few months

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A durable liquidity infusion was seen in the second half of FY26, given the seasonal rise in currency leakage—estimated at around ₹2.3 trillion to ₹2.4 trillion—largely driven by festival-related cash demand.

Anjali Kumari Mumbai

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Following the Reserve Bank of India’s forward guidance on liquidity and the interest rate trajectory, market participants expect a lack of significant trading cues in the bond market, which could lead the benchmark yield to remain range-bound, dealers said.
 
“Without any fresh cues, the market—which had been rallying almost unidirectionally over the last 2–3 months—is now likely to settle into a range. I believe over the next 2–3 days, a new range will be established as the market rebalances. Most likely, this range will be between 6.12 per cent on the lower side and 6.28 per cent on the