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Indian bonds flat as oil climbs again and traders brace for US Iran risks

Indian bonds flat as oil climbs again and traders brace for US Iran risks

Indian government bonds were largely unchanged on Friday, yet still logged their first weekly decline since April 3. The slide comes as oil prices resume their upward trajectory, and traders see no near-term resolution to the US-Iran conflict. With energy costs and geopolitical risk back in focus, bond markets remain cautious heading into next week.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
Indian bonds slip again as auctions loom and US Iran talks sway yields

Indian bonds slip again as auctions loom and US Iran talks sway yields

Indian government bonds eased after a recent rally, with investors turning cautious ahead of upcoming debt auctions. At the same time, shifting US Iran peace talk expectations added uncertainty for risk appetite, pushing bond yields higher. The combination of heavy supply expectations and global geopolitical developments kept demand muted and helped reverse earlier gains in the market.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026

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Iran truce lifts Indian bonds to best week in six and half years

Iran truce lifts Indian bonds to best week in six and half years

Indian government bonds logged their strongest week in more than six years after a fragile US Iran truce helped cool oil prices. With inflation pressure easing and sentiment supported by a neutral central bank stance, yields moved favorably, driving the rally into Friday and marking the best weekly performance in over six and a half years.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
Indian bonds fall again as oil spikes and debt auctions loom

Indian bonds fall again as oil spikes and debt auctions loom

Indian government bonds slid for a third straight day as oil prices climbed amid Middle East tensions. With fresh debt supply and bond auctions approaching, traders turned cautious. Since India imports most of its oil, higher crude directly feeds inflation and rate expectations, pushing overnight index swap rates up as markets brace for stubbornly elevated costs.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
India bonds slide as oil shock lifts yields ahead of FY27 debt sale

India bonds slide as oil shock lifts yields ahead of FY27 debt sale

Indian government bonds fell on the first trading day of the new fiscal year, with the 10-year yield edging toward an eleventh straight increase. Traders cited higher oil prices after President Trump signaled ongoing attacks linked to Iran, alongside caution before the first FY27 debt sale. Inflation fears and the possibility of rate hikes further pressured sentiment.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
Foreign investors dump Indian bonds as RBI forex curbs jack up hedging costs

Foreign investors dump Indian bonds as RBI forex curbs jack up hedging costs

RBI’s foreign exchange curbs are triggering a profit-taking cycle in India’s government bond market. As hedging costs surged to 12-year highs, overseas investors reportedly pulled out ₹222 billion, pushing the benchmark 10-year yield to 7.15%. The move has lifted borrowing costs to a two-year high, amplifying pressure on fixed-income sentiment.

Summarised by Beize from a story on Republic on 24 Apr 2026

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India bonds flat as investors wait for central bank and Trump deadline pressure

India bonds flat as investors wait for central bank and Trump deadline pressure

Indian government bonds finished nearly unchanged as investors looked ahead to the central bank’s decision the next day. Markets expect policy to be less hawkish, but positioning is complicated by fresh geopolitical news tied to the Middle East conflict and a wider Trump-related deadline. The result: cautious trading and muted price action across the curve.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
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