Liquidity is expected to ease after July as the government resumes spending post the July budget

The 10-year 2034 G-sec yield closed at 7.01%, up 4 bps this week. T-bill auction yields for 3M, 6M, and 1Y were 6.80%, 6.92%, and 6.95%, down 1-4 bps. Domestic liquidity surplus is Rs.92.65 billion. Rising crude prices limit the Rupee's appreciation. The INR Bonds high yield index rose to 9.80%, up 23 bps biweekly. The Ruble appreciated post-US sanctions. US Treasury yields rose to 4.40%, up 14 bps amid inflation concerns.

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