New Delhi, Oct. 7 -- A low inflation environment and the government's clear-cut borrowing schedule, experts feel that bonds must be on the radar of investors today.

While bond yields and prices may see short-term fluctuations (since they move inversely), these are expected to average out over time, making current offerings attractive.

"Over the next six months, yields are likely to oscillate within a relatively tight range if the RBI doesn't announce a rate cut," says Saurav Ghosh, Co-founder of Jiraaf.

The government plans to borrow Rs.6.77 lakh crore through dated securities in H2 FY26, across tenors (periods) ranging from 3 to 50 years, with a focus on the 5-year, 10-year, and 15-year tenors.

The issuance mix indicates a strategic ...