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Fixed Income And Currency Market
25 Sept 2022
5-year G-sec yield to hit 8% soon
The fast-depreciating INR and tight liquidity conditions along with sharp rate hikes by the RBI to counter Fed rate hikes will push up yields at the short end of the curve and this will take up the 5-year g-sec yield to 8% levels from current levels of 7.4%.
Subhasis Mishra
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