Indian government bond yields fall 2 bps to 6.7582% as Brent slips 2% to $87.20
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A 2% drop in Brent crude and softer US inflation lowered perceived near-term Fed tightening risk, pulling US Treasury yields down and supporting Indian government bonds. India's CPI print below expectations reinforced a lower-inflation narrative, aiding demand across the curve ahead of a large sovereign auction. Lower oil prices ease India's imported inflation and current-account pressures, improving near-term rate and duration sentiment.
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U.S. retail inflation rose 0.1% in July and the annual rate eased to 3.4%, cutting the implied probability of a September Fed hike to 36%, according to CME FedWatch. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell 2 basis points to 4.67%. India’s benchmark government bond yield also slipped 2 basis points to 6.7582%, while Brent crude dropped 2% to $87.20 a barrel. Investors are watching New Delhi’s 320 billion rupee debt sale on Friday for signals on demand.
