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Indian bond yields rose to 6.74% due to heavy debt issuance and lack of central bank support, sparking market concerns.
Indian government bond yields rose to 6.7363% amid heavy state debt issuance, with a record 486.15 billion rupees in bonds planned for Tuesday, fueling market pressure.
The Reserve Bank of India held its key rate at 5.25% without providing liquidity support, disappointing traders.
Yields may climb to 6.73%-6.80% as supply shocks and weak deposit growth persist.
Foreign investors added nearly $900 million to Indian stocks in February, boosting the rupee to 90.6550, but concerns linger over volatile capital flows after $4 billion exited in January and $19 billion in 2025.
Market focus turns to U.S. economic data, elections in Japan and Thailand, and India’s January inflation report on February 12.
Los rendimientos de los bonos indios subieron al 6,74% debido a la fuerte emisión de deuda y a la falta de apoyo del banco central, lo que generó preocupaciones en el mercado.