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India bonds sink on oil spike before Fed decision

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Economic TimesIndia bonds sink on oil spike before Fed decision
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Indian government bonds experienced a significant decline after a prior rally due to rising oil prices. Brent crude oil prices increased following concerns over supply disruptions in Saudi Arabia. The US 10-year Treasury yield also rose, affecting the…

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