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India’s new 10 year bond may sell above 7 percent as costs climb
Economy
Published on 5 May 2026
A coupon above 7 percent could return after two years
India’s next 10 year government bond is likely to be issued with a coupon above 7 percent for the first time in two years. Analysts point to rising inflation risks and global market pressures that are pushing up borrowing costs, signaling tighter conditions for bond buyers and potentially higher interest expense down the line.
- New 10 year bond issuance could clear the 7 percent coupon mark
- First time above 7 percent in two years, analysts say
- Higher inflation risk is lifting perceived government funding costs
- Global market pressures are adding to the rate outlook
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