G-sec Yields

Banks expressed concerns about trade impact, disruptions seen in OIS, bond markets

But these funds can underperform if the fund manager's calls go wrong

The borrowing cost for states continues to remain elevated, sniffing at the 7.9-per cent mark for the fourth consecutive week despite the average cut-off slipping marginally by 2 bps to 7.86 per cent

G-sec yield has remained under pressure in the past few days due to the concerns over rising inflation and crude oil prices

Brings down yield to 6.08%, down 4 bps from last close

A rise in commodity prices has fanned inflation risks, pushing bond yields higher. That apart, the US launched airstrikes in Syria on Thursday, which further dented global mood

The weighted average cut-off for the 10-year SDLs eased by a sharper 26 bps to 6.63 per cent on October 13, 2020 over the previous weekly auction

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The "risk-free" yield on 10-yr g-sec is a threshold for investors. If its softens, investors get into riskier assets like equities. If it hardens, they settle for attractive risk-free rate on offer

Wary of supply, bond dealers asked for sharp increase in rates from state governments during Wednesday's auction.

Experts say funds exposed to lower maturity debt papers to gain from long-term repo operations

On Tuesday, three states held back issuing their bonds worth Rs 34 billion, of the Rs 88.5 billion planned by nine states

Sharp increase in G-sec yields throws up questions