Indian Bonds Fall For Third-Straight Session As Oil Prices Rise, Market Absorbs Rs 32,000 Crore Of Debt Supply
Last Update Date: 06-10-2026
Published by Outlook Money
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The article reports that Indian government bond prices fell for a third session as crude oil prices rose amid tensions in West Asia and the market absorbed fresh bond supply. It covers inflation and fiscal worries, a weaker rupee and selling by foreign investors.
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Indian Bonds Fall For Third-Straight Session As Oil Prices Rise, Market Absorbs Rs 32,000 Crore Of Debt Supply