G Sec yields jump near two-year highs as inflation fears and oversupply loom

Published on 24 April 2026

A rate cut couldn’t stop yields climbing fast

Indian 10-year G Sec yields climbed to a near two-year high, ending FY25 at 7.03% even after a policy rate cut. Analysts point to bond oversupply and geopolitical risks tied to West Asia as key drivers. With conflict continuing and supply pressures building, yields could keep an upward bias through FY27, raising inflation concerns.

10-year G Sec yields closed FY25 at 7.03%
Oversupply and West Asia geopolitical risk are pushing yields higher
Inflation fears may limit the impact of rate cuts
FY27 outlook shows an upward bias from continued supply pressure

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G Sec yields jump near two-year highs as inflation fears and oversupply loom

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