MUMBAI, Wednesday, 13 August,2025 (Reuters) – Indian government bond yields are likely to open steady on Wednesday, with the benchmark 10-year yield seen testing the key 6.50% mark amid a sour mood, following a sharp selloff fuelled by rising fiscal pressure and higher debt-supply concerns.
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India Sells Rs 24,000 Crore Of Bonds As Planned: RBI
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India RBI Key Points of the Monetary Policy Statement
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