Page 2 - Bond Yield Curve

Bond yields expected to trend lower after second government buyback

India will report consumer price inflation data today

Indian govt bond yields seen rangebound as traders await fresh cues

Yields declined on Monday tracking a drop in US yields, as traders turned optimistic on the Federal Reserve's rate cuts during the year after weaker-than-expected April nonfarm payrolls data

Govt bond yields likely to consolidate with benchmark yield at 7.10%

Bond yields declined at the start of the week, as the government announced a surprise buyback of bonds worth Rs 40,000 crore ($4.79 billion)

Govt bond yields flattish; focus remains on debt sale, US jobs data

The benchmark 10-year yield was at 7.1620% as of 10:00 a.m. IST, following its previous close of 7.1598%

Indian bond traders await fresh supply of debt, yields turn flattish

India's benchmark 10-year yield was at 7.0808% as of 10:00 a.m. IST, following its previous close of 7.0789%

Yield spread between 10-year state bonds and G-secs widens further

Goa and Haryana secured lower cut-offs at 7.65 per cent, whereas Arunachal Pradesh experienced a higher cut-off

Bond yields decline as RBI seeks views on settlement via Euroclear platform

The potential settlement of domestic currency bonds through an offshore platform such as Euroclear has been a long-standing topic of discussion

Analysts turn cautious on Asian markets; India remains an outlier

Indian markets, analysts believe, are an outlier and can still justify expensive valuations amid a likely recovery in corporate earnings going ahead

10-year G-sec bond yield softens tracking US T-bills, rupee gains slightly

Dollar index at two-month low; greenback purchases by banks on behalf of oil firms limits further rupee appreciation

India's 10-year bond yield falls to 1-year-low ahead of Fed rate decision

Madan Sabnavis, Chief Economist, Bank of Baroda said Bond yields have come down sharply due to factors like Sudden demand for bonds by HDFC group ahead of merger

Treasury yield curve inverts: What it means and what does it signal?

Yield curve inversion suggests that the market is becoming more pessimistic about the economic prospects for the near future

1-yr, 10-yr govt bond yield curve inverts for first time since May 2015

The benchmark 2032 bond yield has risen only 12 bps during the same period, leading to spread compression and ultimately inversion

India considers plan to reduce short-term borrowing as yields surge

The government may avoid incremental borrowing via the bills and only borrow to meet its previous repayment needs in the next quarter

Gold gains more than 1% as US dollar, yields pull back; palladium gains 3%

(Reuters) - Gold prices jumped more than 1% on Thursday as a pullback in the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields provided support ahead of a key U.S. jobs report that could influence the Federal Reserve's policy stance.

Banks urge RBI to extend HTM leeway beyond Mar 2023 as bond losses pile up

Bankers have sought permission to park a larger quantum of securities in the portfolio than is currently permitted amid an environment of rising bond yields.

Yield curve shows India's better long-term growth prospects: RBI paper

Yield curve shows India's better long-term growth prospects: RBI paper

Inverted US yield curve no more a worry for markets; here's why

The current yield inversion has more to do with the temporary demand-supply mismatch in the bond market and doesn't necessarily signal a recession in the US

RBI's tolerance for higher yields may mean end of transmission

After years of experimentation, policy transmission has become highly effective and occurs almost in real time in money markets

RBI Monetary Policy: Steady and bold

Among other things, the policy provides much needed visibility on central bank's balance sheet support for the bond market

Be prepared for a volatile phase as risks to markets on a rise: Analysts

Investors, they say, need to keep a tab on how the US treasury yields move, which in turn will have a ripple effect on how big money moves across developed (DMs) and emerging markets (EMs)