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Indian Bonds Trade Narrowly Amid Oil and RBI Liquidity Focus

Indian government bonds have been trading within a narrow range, with market participants closely observing crude oil prices and the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) liquidity management operations. The focus on these factors has limited significant price movements in the bond market. Analysts suggest that the direction of oil prices, a key inflation indicator for India, and the RBI's actions to manage money supply are the primary drivers influencing bond yields. The market is awaiting further cues to break out of the current trading band.

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