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Govt's recapitalisation plan: Yield hardens on benchmark govt bond in early trade

Treasury dealers said it is a knee-jerk negative reaction as the market is looking for clarity on how Rs 76,000 crore will be raised for recapitalization size out of Rs 2,10,000 crore plan.

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Abhijit Lele Mumbai
The yield on the government's 10-year paper, benchmark paper, hardened by three basis points in opening trades, seeking further clarity on the recapitalisation plan.

The bond yield on the 10-year paper was ruling at 6.80-81 per cent range, according to data from Clearing Corporation of India.  

On Tuesday, the yield on benchmark 10-year bonds had eased to 6.78 per cent on Tuesday as against a close of 6.80 per cent on Monday, according to ICICI Bank report.

Gilts had traded in a thin band as traders avoided big bets, ahead of a big announcement by Finance Ministry.

Treasury dealers said

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