India 10-year bond yield set for biggest quarterly jump in four years on oil and inflation fears

Published on 24 April 2026

Oil shocks could keep pushing yields higher

India’s benchmark 10-year bond yield is expected to record its largest quarterly rise in four years. Escalating oil prices linked to the Middle East conflict are fanning inflation worries, which could pressure government borrowing costs. Banks may also see margins under strain as markets prepare for a tougher new fiscal year with higher yield expectations.

10-year bond yield may surge the most in four years this quarter
Rising oil prices tied to Middle East tensions are driving inflation fears
Higher yields could raise government borrowing costs and affect markets
Bank profitability may face pressure as the fiscal year begins

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India 10-year bond yield set for biggest quarterly jump in four years on oil and inflation fears

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