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Oil price surge drives Indian bond yields to three-week high

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reached
10-year yield
6.7945%
6.4 basis points
prices following tensions
9.6% jump in Brent crude
leading
0.61% decline in the rupee

Indian government bonds fell sharply as the 10-year yield reached a three-week high of 6.7945%, up 6.4 basis points. This was driven by a 9.6% jump in Brent crude prices following tensions in the U.S.-Iran conflict, leading to a 0.61% decline in the rupee to ₹96.20 per dollar. The bond market's reaction reflects heightened risk aversion among investors.

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Sourcesnews.google.com

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