Mumbai, April 23 -- Reserve Bank of India noted in a latest monthly update that the domestic yield curve softened across the term structure. Between March 16 and April 16, 2025, the average term spread (10-year G-sec yield minus 91-day T-bills yield) marginally hardened to 29 bps as compared to 27 bps during the previous period. The spread of the 10-year Indian G-sec yield over the 10-year US bond yield moderated in March, driven by a fall in Indian yields. The spread has fallen in April so far (up to April 16, 2025), mainly due to spike in US bond yields. The volatility of yields in India remained low relative to the US treasuries.

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