Amidst market volatility, dividend funds are becoming a preferred choice for investors seeking safe yield returns in the US stock market.

Efforts are being made to reduce spikes in the SBN yield following an injection of IDR 100 trillion, while the rupee has slipped past 95 per dollar and the benchmark bond yield has exceeded 7%.

The rupee slipped past 95 per dollar, with the benchmark bond yield exceeding 7%. The rupee eventually settled at 94.81 per dollar on the final trading day of the 2025-26 financial year, little changed from Friday's close.

Moderate activity and volumes see overall yield curve broadly stable.

The Indian Rupee has experienced a significant decline in FY26, reaching its weakest level since 2011-12, while the bond yield has surpassed 7%.

Bonds and mutual funds are assessing the potential for foreign fund inflow as the SBN yield rises.

The 10-year bond yield is rising, signaling potential trouble for bonds.

German bonds have increased in value, with the current yield at 3.04 percent. This comes as the rupee plunge and surging swaps have pushed India's 10-year bond yield to 7% for the first time in nearly two years.

India's 10-year bond yield has reached 7% due to a rupee plunge and surging swaps, marking the first time in nearly two years. An investor plans to deploy their dry powder at -40% anticipating a market scenario similar to 2001/2008, citing various indicators like inverted yield curves and high PE numbers.

The fall of the rupee and surge in swaps have pushed India's 10-year bond yield to 7% for the first time in nearly two years.