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Benchmark yields rose 12 bps in a surprising development on Thursday India's benchmark 10-year bond yield eased on Friday due to a late short-covering rally triggered by the Reserve Bank of India's decision to not sell any of the 10-year paper on offer at the weekly government bonds auction. The benchmark 10-year bond yield closed at 6.08 per cent, down 5 basis points on the day after earlier rising to 6.18 per cent, its highest since April 7. Benchmark yields rose 12 bps in a surprising development on Thursday even as the RBI bought 250 billion rupees ($3.36 billion) worth of bonds in the fi...

What does a rise in bond yield mean? Premium Share Via Read Full Story If one has to explain in simple terms, bond yield means the returns an investor will derive by investing in the bond. The mathematical formula for calculating yield is the annual coupon rate divided by the current market price of the bond. Therefore, there is an inverse relationship between the yield and price of the bond. As the price of the bond goes up, the yield falls; and as the price of the bond goes down, the yield goes up. If you are investing in debt instruments such as debt mutual funds, it is important to unders...

Rising yields at India’s latest government bond auction are signaling the central bank may be reluctantly accepting higher borrowing costs amid a global rout. The Reserve Bank of India sold some of 10-year debt at 6.22 per cent on Friday, compared with about 6 per cent in previous auctions. That’s after a spike in U.S. Treasury yields and oil prices pushed borrowing costs higher globally. "The RBI has allowed yields to adjust higher due to global reflationary pressures," said Shailendra Jhingan, chief executive at ICICI Securities Primary Dealership Ltd. "They are allowing an orderly e...

Read more about Amid rising bond yields, FPIs pull out Rs 5,156 cr in March so far on Business Standard. Overseas investors pulled out a net Rs 881 cr from equities and Rs 4,275 cr from the debt segment between March 1-5, taking the total net withdrawals to Rs 5,156 cr

India’s stock bulls have more reasons to worry after having suffered back-to-back weekly losses as yields on the government bonds climb with global peers. The ratio between the nation’s benchmark 10-year yield and the BSE Sensex index’s current earnings yield is now at the highest level since 2001, dimming the appeal of equities. However, ICICI Securities isn’t swayed, saying in a note Monday that Indian equities don’t look overvalued relative to bonds even after the yield spike, adding that a situation of higher economic growth and moderate inflation would be bullish for stocks...