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India bonds surge as 10 year yield drops sharply on Middle East peace hopes
Economy
Published on 24 April 2026
Peace talks framework sparks the biggest yield fall in weeks
Indian government bonds rallied on Monday as optimism grew that the Middle East war could end. The U.S. and Iran received a framework for a plan to resolve their five-week conflict, boosting risk sentiment. The 10-year yield slid the most in nearly 15 weeks, reflecting stronger demand for safer debt as markets positioned for calmer global conditions.
- Indian bonds jumped Monday on peace optimism for the Middle East conflict
- The 10-year yield fell the most in nearly 15 weeks
- A framework between the U.S. and Iran fueled hopes of a ceasefire plan
- Investors rotated toward safety amid improving global outlook
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