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Beyond the bond market's message

Unlike in the past, when India and other developing markets caught a cold when the US sneezed, the situation is somewhat different now

Bond market uncertain about govt's borrowing plans in next fiscal
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Debashis Basu Mumbai
Outside hardcore market participants, not many people are aware of an ongoing crash in one of the largest markets in the world — the US bond market. Since March 2020, the 10-year US Treasury bond has crashed 46 per cent while the 30-year bond has plunged 53 per cent. It is important to note that this is similar to the worst stock-market losses in history. In 2001, the US S&P 500 index had slumped 49 per cent after the dotcom bubble burst; in the crash of 2008, the index collapsed 57 per cent. This difference is that these equity market
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