Indian Bonds Fall On Fears Of Higher Interest Rates Amid War In West Asia
Last Update Date: 06-10-2026
Published by Outlook Money
Abhishek Kumar's role: Quoted
Abhishek Kumar said stable oil prices, a Fed pause, RBI bond purchases, better liquidity or fiscal discipline could cap yields. He suggested debt funds holding high-quality bonds, a laddered approach and favouring one-to-five-year maturities.
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The article reports that Indian government bond yields rose to their highest level since early February as war in West Asia lifted crude oil prices and foreign investors sold. It also covers the US Federal Reserve holding rates, pressure on the rupee and concerns about government borrowing.
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Indian Bonds Fall On Fears Of Higher Interest Rates Amid War In West Asia