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RBI may announce new 10-year benchmark bond on August 7, says experts

Money market dealers see the coupon on the new bond at between 7.10 and 7.20%.

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10-year bond, repo rate gap shrinks to over 5-year low. Are we near a rate-cutting cycle?

Spreads have narrowed further as the market's terminal rate expectations might have changed with the RBI keeping the policy rate unchanged and inflation easing, say fund managers

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How RBI should 'manage' the yield curve

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Triggering alarm: Reserve Bank of India's lack of support pushes up yields

The bond market is not in a mood to reason with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on keeping yields low. The 10-year bond yields continued to rise for the fourth straight session to close at 6.202 per cent from its previous close of 6.135 per cent.
The yield was at 6 per cent a week ago.
The RBI wants the yields to remain at 6 per cent, but bond dealers say the central bank will have to step up its bond-buying programme.
A section of the market also says the RBI should not hurry in normalising its liquidity operations because that is scaring bond market participants, even as excess liquidity in the system is nearly Rs 6 trillion.

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