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Oil slide, Treasury strength boost Indian bonds

Economic Times ·First reported ·Updated
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Indian government bonds experienced an increase due to a significant decline in crude oil prices. A Democratic sweep in the US midterm elections raised hopes for peace in the Middle East. Traders responded positively, adding positions in government bonds…

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