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Indian government bonds remain stable amid US Treasury yields and falling oil prices
Originally reported by ET Markets as: Indian bonds drift as US debt rout saps oil relief before CPI
12 Nov 2026, 11:46 am IST · Xecute.finance News Desk
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Indian government bonds stayed stable following recent volatility, balanced by declining oil prices and climbing US Treasury yields ahead of inflation data. Traders are also monitoring the ongoing Iran conflict and preparing for a bond auction on Friday.
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On Thursday morning, Indian government bonds remained stable, reflecting a pause after recent market volatility. Market sentiment continues to be influenced by declining oil prices and climbing US Treasury yields, with crucial consumer price index inflation data anticipated on the horizon.
Meanwhile, the ongoing Iran conflict could affect oil pricing as global traders prepare for a significant government bond auction scheduled for Friday. Fixed-income investors and treasury professionals should monitor upcoming inflation prints, oil price movements, and auction cut-off yields closely.
Adjust portfolio duration and cash positions in anticipation of central bank rate decisions. The bottom line is that macroeconomic indicators and external geopolitical tensions require careful management of bond portfolios.
Source: economictimes.indiatimes.com
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