Indian Sovereign Yield Curve
As of 9 Nov 2026 close updated 11 Nov, 2:45 AM ISTBucket medians from recent Government of India bond trades (last 7 days where liquid, else 30); 3 months to 1 year use RBI T-Bill auction cut-offs. Not a live tick — updates once per trading day at ~02:57 IST.
At the 9 Nov 2026 close, India's 10-year government bond (G-Sec) yield was 7.24%; the 3-month yield was 5.90%, the 2-year yield was 6.93%, the 5-year yield was 7.12% and the 30-year yield was 7.68% (bond yields are medians of recent Government of India trades; yields up to one year are RBI T-Bill auction cut-offs).
- The 2Y-10Y segment is positively sloped: 10Y yields more than 2Y at +31 bps. (based on 29 2Y and 18 10Y qualified trades)
- The 10Y G-Sec median is 3 bps up vs 9 Oct 2026. (comparing snapshots 31 days apart)
- 1 bucket has fewer than 3 qualified trades and is not stated: 6M. (sample gate MIN_QUALIFIED_PER_BUCKET = 3)
| Auction date | Type | Notified amount | Details | Settlement | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 Nov 2026 | T-Bill | ₹23,000 Cr | 91-Day ₹8,000 Cr · 182-Day ₹8,000 Cr · 364-Day ₹7,000 Cr | 12 Nov 2026 | RBI notice |
| 13 Nov 2026 | G-Sec | ₹34,000 Cr | 6.94% GS 2036 | 16 Nov 2026 | RBI notice |
Dates and amounts as announced in RBI press releases; the notified amount can change and RBI may cancel an auction. Not our commentary.
Dashed line: comparison snapshot. Snapshot date: 6 Nov 2026. Snapshot date: 9 Oct 2026.
Qualified median = bucket-median YTM after the price, volume and MAD filters (last 7 days where liquid, else 30). Raw scatter includes every eligible trade — the two aren't the same population by design.
| Tenor | Yield | Δ1d | Δ7d | Δ30d | Spread vs 10Y | Qualified Trades |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3M | 5.90% | 0 bps | +17 bps | +44 bps | -135 bps | 3 |
| 6M | — | — | — | — | — | 2 |
| 1Y | 6.65% | 0 bps | +16 bps | +51 bps | -60 bps | 3 |
| 2Y | 6.93% | +1 bps | -8 bps | +24 bps | -31 bps | 29 / 33 raw |
| 3Y | 6.96% | -8 bps | -12 bps | -6 bps | -28 bps | 11 / 12 raw |
| 5Y | 7.12% | -6 bps | -24 bps | -2 bps | -12 bps | 16 |
| 7Y | 7.39% | +1 bps | -9 bps | +20 bps | +15 bps | 32 |
| 10Y | 7.24% | -1 bps | -19 bps | +3 bps | +0 bps | 18 / 19 raw |
| 15Y | 7.39% | +1 bps | +1 bps | +8 bps | +15 bps | 29 / 30 raw |
| 30Y | 7.68% | -4 bps | -16 bps | -2 bps | +44 bps | 46 |
Qualified = passed the 4.0-MAD outlier filter (3M, 6M, 1Y: every RBI auction cut-off in the window). Raw = pre-filter count. Buckets showing "—" have fewer than 3 qualified trades and are not stated.
- Fetch — every G-Sec and T-Bill trade from the last 30 days with a YTM between 3.0% and 15.0%, a clean price between ₹80 and ₹130, at least 500 bonds traded, and a known maturity date at least 30 days after the trade (closer to redemption, a tiny price move swings the yield wildly). NSE G-Sec prices include accrued interest; we convert them to clean before computing YTM.
- Bucket — snap each trade to the nearest canonical tenor. Buckets: 3M, 6M, 1Y, 2Y, 3Y, 5Y, 7Y, 10Y, 15Y, 30Y. 3M, 6M, 1Y use T-Bill auction yields only.
- Window — a bucket with at least 10 qualifying trades in the last 7 days uses only those; thinner buckets keep the 30-day window.
- Filter — drop any trade whose YTM is more than 4.0×MAD from its bucket's initial median (two-pass median → MAD → filter → recompute). 3M, 6M, 1Y skip this step: each value there is an official RBI auction cut-off, not a trade print.
- Gate — leave the bucket empty ("—") when fewer than 3 trades survive.
- Snapshot — persist to
yield_curve_dailyonce per day at ~02:57 IST.
See /methodology for the full write-up.
- Snapshot date
- 9 Nov 2026
- Last written
- 2026-11-10T21:27:00+00:00
- Populated buckets
- 9 / 10
- Total qualified trades
- 189
- Total raw trades
- 196
- Live raw points
- 87 G-Sec / T-Bill
- d-1 snapshot
- 6 Nov 2026
- d-7 snapshot
- 2 Nov 2026
- d-30 snapshot
- 9 Oct 2026
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Long-term yields exceed short-term yields. Typical in a growing economy with ordinary term-premium compensation.
Short and long yields converge. Often seen when growth or policy expectations are uncertain.
Short-term yields exceed long-term yields. Historically associated with tighter near-term policy than the long run implies.
- Basis point (bp)
- 0.01% — a change in yield.
- Duration
- Sensitivity of a bond's price to a change in yield.
- Steepening
- Long-term yields rising faster than short-term yields.
- Flattening
- Long-term yields rising slower than short-term yields.
- Inversion
- Short-term yields higher than long-term yields.
- Term premium
- Extra yield investors demand for holding longer-dated bonds.
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Yields shown are bucket medians derived from secondary-market trades, not official quotes or investment advice. Sovereign obligations carry interest-rate risk; past yields do not indicate future returns. Source data: NSE Capital Market, BSE Bonds, RBI auction cut-offs. See methodology for filter parameters and known limits.
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