Bond Yields Fall Below 7% As RBI Keeps Repo Rate Unchanged, Likely Iran War Ceasefire
Last Update Date: 06-10-2026
Published by Outlook Money
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Abhishek Kumar said bonds maturing in five to ten years can appeal to long-term investors wanting to secure higher real rates while policy is on hold, while short duration funds suit those worried about near-term volatility.
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The article reports that India's 10-year government bond yield slipped below 7 per cent in April 2026 after the RBI held the repo rate at 5.25 per cent and reports of a likely US–Iran ceasefire eased crude prices. It covers the RBI's growth and inflation outlook and market views on managing duration risk.
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Bond Yields Fall Below 7% As RBI Keeps Repo Rate Unchanged, Likely Iran War Ceasefire