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MPC minutes show panel's hawkish turn on inflation, sovereign bonds decline

The yield on the new 5.77% 2030 bond rose five basis points to 6%, after gaining 18 basis points in the previous two weeks

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The fading rate cut hopes come even as the central bank is yet to show its hand on further bond purchases to help ease a record Rs 12 trillion supply in the fiscal year

Subhadip Sircar | Bloomberg
Sovereign bonds in India fell after the minutes of the central bank’s interest rate-setting panel meeting showed its members have turned more hawkish over inflation, pushing back bets on further rate cuts.

The yield on the new 5.77% 2030 bond rose five basis points to 6%, after gaining 18 basis points in the previous two weeks. Traders are watching for demand at a Rs 300 billion bond sale on Friday after last week’s auction of the new benchmark 10-year paper had to be rescued by underwriters.


The rate panelists fretted over a recent surge in consumer

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