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Type:  Bond
Group:  Government
Market:  India
  • Prev. Close: 6.165
  • Day's Range: 6.142 - 6.165
India 10Y 6.165 +0.027 +0.00%

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Prev. Close6.165
Price99.52
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Day's Range6.142 - 6.165
Price Open99.65
Maturity Date12 JUL 2031
52 wk Range5.791 - 6.277
Price Range99.52 - 99.69
1-Year Change34.55%
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Gaja Nand Aggarwal
Gaja Nand Aggarwal Jun 03, 2021 22:08
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FFI pouring money in Indian market as the rupee is stable & bound yield is highest in the world after Brazil.
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Can anyone tell me that if India provides Dollar-denominated bonds?
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Are you a student of Parth Verma?
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Are you a student of Parth Verma?
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Aravind Chellam May 27, 2021 9:58
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No. All central government G-secs are in rupees
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I'm in interest
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only modi adani ampani made money
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Kyon teri ma Rahul ka leti he??
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Umang Bhojawala Feb 04, 2021 19:26
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What to expect for bond yield after RBI announcements today ?
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Varun Kothari Feb 02, 2021 20:36
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could see gsec head higher. this year will be tough for bond holders.
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i too believe that G-sec yields would head higher over the next 1 and 2 years. What is surprising to me is that during such times (i.e. when yields go up), equity usually does well ; however, even wrt Equity, my sense is that from current levels for Nifty/ Sensex, it's risk/return outlook is poor & the best case scenario seems to be 0% nominal return over the next 2 years.
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wait for friday for rbi mcm for future trends.
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even if RBI mcm announces new OMO, liquidity measures & other announcements , such as accomodative policy (I doubt that they would agree to rate cut now) to ease longer tenor yields, G-sec yields would most likely show upward trend over the next 1 and next 2 years.
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whats is you view now for next 3 months ?
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what is you view now fr next 3 months from 5feb21
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I don't think that in future bonds will Give Handsome Returns
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In my view dollar will be devalued and inflation should be high in coming years. So I am expecting higher yields in long term.
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kaise hai sab log. There is lot of things happening in not only bond market but equity market as well. Please do not hesitate and share your views in this forum as frequently as you can.
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is there any prospect in 2021 bond market? is there any chance of further rate cut in 2021? Is bond yield already formed a bottom in 5.7 region?
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what is the face value of this bond
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india 10 yr bond face value ?
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Upender ji. Can debt MF sell their bonds in secondary market. As they hold large quantities & there is very less liquidity in secondary market.
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Yes, secondary market plays an important role in supporting primary markets. Bonds can be traded through brokerage houses. Generally, attractiveness of bond depend upon its price and yield. If its an bargain issue at a decent yield, demand for these bonds will be higher. If the bond is selling at par or above with low yield (situation in which we are right now) have less demand.
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In a long term liquidity is not an issue. For a bargain issue, buyer can be easily found excluding companies which are at the verge of bankruptcy.
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wheter yield will reach to 5.7 level?
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why yields are falling inspite of no rate cut by rbi today?
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RBI will be buying bonds from open market and as per recent data they have already bought bonds. Moreover once inflation eases, rate cuts are inevitable
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Darshan Vachhani Sep 25, 2020 22:55
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is the omo on 1st October likely to cool yields to about 5.9 ?
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very unlikely, inflation is running wild, easily above 7% . Yield offered by RBI was already rejected last week.
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looks like it did infact stay at around 5.99. 7% from 6% is a straight 17% movement which seems to be highly unlikely within a month even with the increased inflation.
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i was saying 7% for inflation, not for yield. if inflation is 7% and yield 6%, bond buyers will loose money at 1% per year. RBI was selling bonds according to current yield but there were no buyers because of increasing inflation.
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and MPC meet got postponed to next week, there is no decision on rate cut. yield will only fall if RBI decides to decrease the repo rate, so that gov can borrow at lower interest rates.
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so basically not a good time to recommend medium and long term bond funds. let's discuss after mpc throws some light
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is the omo on 1st October likely to cool yields to about 5.9 ?
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Unlikely for 10-Year Bonds to go below 5.9. Last few weeks there have been no takers for RBIs Bond auctions. With huge supply rush of bonds expected in the next few months, there will be excess supply and sellers will have to price the bonds attractively to gain subscription. I only see bond prices moving up from here.
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