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Mumbai: Government bond yields dropped below the psychologically important 6% level on Wednesday after the central bank announced a Rs 35,000-crore bond buyback programme on Wednesday as part of its latest pandemic-relief package.
Bond dealers, however, are cautious on the sustainability of the rally given the huge borrowing programme of the Centre and the states.
The benchmark yield on 10-year government bonds, which had closed the previous session at 6.02%, ended at 5.97%. Bond dealers, however, said that the small sizes in state loan auctions and cancelled government bond auctions, indicate that there is muted demand for government securities from buyers. As a result, despite the RBI support to the gilt market, yield is expected to remain range bound with an upward bias.
Bond dealers, however, are cautious on the sustainability of the rally given the huge borrowing programme of the Centre and the states.
The benchmark yield on 10-year government bonds, which had closed the previous session at 6.02%, ended at 5.97%. Bond dealers, however, said that the small sizes in state loan auctions and cancelled government bond auctions, indicate that there is muted demand for government securities from buyers. As a result, despite the RBI support to the gilt market, yield is expected to remain range bound with an upward bias.
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