RBI’s Surprise India Bond Sale Plan Fuels Biggest Rout in a Year
- 10-year bond yields rise by 13 basis points to close at 7.34%
- RBI didn’t announce timing and amount of OMO bond sales
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Indian bonds fell the most in over a year after the central bank upped the ante against inflation by saying it may consider selling bonds to soak up excess funds from the banking system.