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Indian bond yields hit a four-month high due to record state borrowing and weak investor demand.
Indian government bond yields jumped to a four-month high of 6.67% amid a surge in state debt issuance, with states planning to borrow 332.2 billion rupees—25% above schedule—fueling concerns over record quarterly borrowing of 8.1 trillion rupees.
Weak demand from domestic and foreign investors, coupled with stop-loss triggers and tight funding conditions, pressured markets despite RBI liquidity measures.
Yields may rise further, potentially affecting business and consumer borrowing costs.
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Los rendimientos de los bonos indios alcanzaron un máximo de cuatro meses debido a un endeudamiento estatal récord y a la débil demanda de los inversores.