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Indian bond yields expected to fall by year-end due to low inflation, falling oil prices, and potential rate cuts.
Indian bond yields are expected to modestly decline in late 2025 due to easing inflation, falling oil prices, and potential future rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of India, with the 10-year government yield forecast between 6.39% and 6.56% by year-end.
The RBI held its repo rate steady at 5.50% but signaled possible cuts amid strong economic growth and low inflation, including a 1.54% retail inflation rate in September—the lowest in eight years.
Market sentiment improved after state bond auctions yielded lower-than-expected results, and rising foreign portfolio inflows, driven by credit upgrades and global index inclusion talks, are supporting the market.
Liquidity remains strong, with the RBI injecting over ₹9.5 trillion via open market operations and CRR cuts, while retail participation in government bonds has surged through digital platforms.
Se espera que los rendimientos de los bonos indios caigan para fin de año debido a la baja inflación, la caída de los precios del petróleo y los posibles recortes de tasas.