Liquidity Monitor
- In the recent FOMC meeting, the Federal Reserve maintained rates at 3.50%-
3.75%, as a resilient economy and steady labour market continued to be weighed
against inflation that remains above the 2% target. Over the week, market
remained volatile.
- Brent crude fell from ~US$91/bbl to ~US$86/bbl during the week, while FPI inflows
into FAR bonds remained cautious due to uncertainty around Bloomberg index
inclusion.
- Despite geopolitical tensions and pressure on the rupee, robust overseas inflows
of nearly $40 billion since June have helped bolster India's external buffers.
- The Sovereign Curve remained range-bound within 2-8 bps as strong foreign
inflows and improving external buffers helped offset the impact of global
geopolitical risks and elevated crude oil prices
- The 10-year benchmark Government of India bond yield is expected to trade in the
6.75%–6.90% range in the near term.
Indian Debt Market Indicators
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