India's return of ten years of 10 years is between 6.25-6.55 percent in FY 2026

New -Delhi, April 5 (IANS). In FY 2026, India’s 10-year mortgage is expected to be between 6.25-6.55 percent on India’s 10-year mortgage. This information was given in a latest report released on Saturday. According to a report by Bank of Baroda (Bob), the government’s well -organized loan program indicates that a large part of India’s yield curve is stabilizing. The program involves more providing securities in the short term. Economist Dipnavita Majumdar said: “RBI measures will ensure that the liquidity will be useful for the systematic development of the yield curve. We hope that India’s 10-year return will be between 6.25-6.55 percent in FY 2026.” In FY 2025, India’s 10 -year yield tradition was interesting. In the early FY 2025, the yield saw some stability, as the US10 year of yield increased by 48 BPS due to stable inflation data and strict labor market conditions. The report said that a similar situation was seen in India’s 10 -year yield, which remained at a high level during the same period. However, the domestic yield accelerated after Fed occurred in the US 10 -year yield after the Fed had already entered the speed reduction cycle. In addition, India’s global bond indicators (the official date for connection: June 28) and the fiscal framework limited the proceeds. However, its impact on the yield was largely limited due to the increasing demand for securities by the Open Market operation (OMO) by the RBI. The second important driver of the domestic yield was to increase India’s importance in the Global Bond index, which gained significant FPI flow, especially through the Puli -accessible route (FAR). The increase in demand from other factors such as banks, MF and PF also supported the proceeds, especially in an environment when the system was low in the system. -Ians SKT/ABM shares this story -tags