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Worst may be over for Indian bonds; RBI done with rate hikes: HDFC Standard

10-year benchmark yield may drop to 7.50 per cent by December

HDFC Life to raise exposure to capital goods stocks on govt infra push
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The worst may be over for India's benchmark bond as the nation's inflation rate has probably peaked, HDFC Standard Life Insurance Co. said in a call against market consensus.

The 10-year bond yield may drop to 7.50 per cent by end-2018, a decline of 37 basis points from current levels, said Badrish Kulhalli, head of fixed income at the insurer, which has $15.7 billion under management. Investors will return as confidence grows that the Reserve Bank of India is probably done with further rate increases, he said.

Kulhalli joins a small group of investors betting that a rout in Indian bonds that

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