India bonds dip as Middle East war woes add to policy week caution
India's bonds fall amid Middle East tensions and rising oil prices, as traders anticipate the central bank's policy decision.
India's bonds fall amid Middle East tensions and rising oil prices, as traders anticipate the central bank's policy decision.
Indian government bonds retreated early Monday as traders braced for the central bank's Friday policy decision and as a lack of resolution in the Middle East conflict pushed oil prices higher. The…
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