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Indian government bonds post worst fiscal-year week after RBI scheme decision

Indian government bonds had their worst week of the fiscal year after the Reserve Bank of India ended the FCNR(B) scheme earlier than expected.

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Bond-market volatility can raise government borrowing costs and affect financial conditions in India.

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  1. Govt bonds log worst week in FY27 on RBI's premature end to FCNR (B) scheme ↗business-standard.com · Recorded source date: Aug 21, 2026, 1:31 PM UTC

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