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Bigger market crash ahead? Analysts weigh how Sensex, Nifty may react if US 10-year bond yield touches 5%
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Global bond yields are reaching multi-year highs, with the US 10-year yield approaching 5 percent due to escalating oil prices, inflation concerns, and government debt worries. In response, Indian 10-year yields have surpassed 7 percent, leading market analysts to evaluate potential risks for equity markets and borrowing costs.
WHY IT MATTERS
Rising global bond yields and borrowing costs could significantly influence foreign capital flows and trigger corrections in Indian equity markets like the Sensex and Nifty.
Global bond yields are hitting multi-year highs, with the US 10-year yield nearing 5% amid rising oil prices, inflation fears and concerns over government debt. Indian 10-year yields also crossed 7%, raising concerns about the impact of higher borrowing costs and shifting investor preference on equities.
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