Indian 10-year bond yield drops below 6.5% on liquidity easing and rate cut hopes, government borrowing strategy.

The 10-year bond yield in India has dropped to less than 6.5% for the first time in more than three years, driven by factors such as improved liquidity, the borrowing tactics of the Indian government, and a steady rupee. Additionally, the anticipation of a potential interest rate reduction by the Reserve Bank of India has contributed to the surge in government bond values.

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