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GOI Forecast

GOI Report
Overview
The Kshitij 10Yr Indian GoI Report provides a comprehensive monthly view of yield movements, supported by key macroeconomic and market factors, to project the broader trend in the months ahead. As a core benchmark reflecting interest rate expectations, inflation trajectory, and market sentiment, the 10-year yield offers insight into the evolving landscape of the Indian economy.

Following are few of the charts we analyze in these Reports:
  • Technical charts of the 10Yr Indian Government Bond yield
  • Interaction between key commodity prices and inflation trends
  • Domestic and global yield spread analysis
  • Broader macroeconomic indicators impacting yields
GOI November'26 Report

Nov ' 26 GOI Report

In our 06-Oct-26 report (10Yr GOI 7.19%%), we examined the possibility of the RBI not raising the Repo rate, even though 91% of the market expected it to raise. We were barking up the wrong tree as the RBI did indeed raise the Repo on 07-Oct. Thankfully, our forecasted rise in Brent to $115-120 did materialize well with Brent touching a high of $118 on 30-Oct. We also forecasted that the 10Yr GOI would rise to a high of 7.43% by Dec-26, then fall to a low of 7.05% by Feb-27. The expected movement did indeed take place, but much earlier than we had thought.

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GOI October'26 Report

Oct ' 26 GOI Report

In our 10-Sep-26 report (10Yr GOI 6.98%), we had noted that the Long end of the Curve, viz. the 10Yr GOI was rising due to a number of factors. We said, “Whether the RBI will raise rates on 07-Oct will depend on whether Crude happens to be breaking higher or would have cooled off from $105 to $95”. That situation remains more or less the same. Crude rose to $110, dipped below $96 but again rose to $104 from there. The US10Yr has soared past the Oct-23 high of 5.02% to a high of 5.35% so far. The US FED has raised rates by 25bp to 4.00% and the Aug-26 India CPI has come in at a high of 4.82%.

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GOI September'26 Report

Sep ' 26 GOI Report

In our 05-Aug-26 report (10Yr GOI 6.82%), we projected a 6.63-6.95% range for a few months before a rise towards 7.10% by Jul-27, assuming Brent stayed within $75-95 before rising to $115. Brent is already up to $105, pushing the 10Yr GOI close to 7.00%, while the US10Yr trades above 4.80%. Globally, inflation concerns are pushing yields higher and pressuring central banks to raise rates.

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GOI August'26 Report

Aug ' 26 GOI Report

Our last report on 13-Jul-26 report (10Yr GOI 6.74%) stood on a foundation of uncertainty regarding what happens in the Strait of Hormuz. We assumed that Crude would remains below $90, and hence we projected lower inflation (below 4.5%) and therefore lower Yields. As it turns out, Brent rose past $90 to $102 on 23-July and has fallen back below $90 again. In the meanwhile, the Jun-26 Bharat CPI has risen to 4.38% and the 10Yr GOI has also risen nearly 10bp. Over in the USA, the US10Yr has risen further even though the FED has left rates unchanged in a 9-3 split vote.

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GOI July'26 Report

July ' 26 GOI Report

In our last report on 03-Jun-26 report (10Yr GOI 7.03%) we remained bullish on Brent and therefore called for higher CPI and higher Yields. At the same time, we said, “Our view will come under threat if Brent trades below $85 for at least two weeks.” As it happens, the USA and Iran smoked the peace pipe (at least for a while) and Crude fell to a low of $70.14 and the 10Yr GOI came down to a low of 6.68%. The RBI Governor has said it is premature to talk about a rate hike.

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GOI June'26 Report

June ' 26 GOI Report

In our 11-Apr-26 report (10Yr GOI 7.03%) we had retained our bullish view on Brent towards $134 by Sep-26, while allowing for a near term dip to $95 on hopes of a US-Iran resolution. Brent fell to $89.93, lower than our expected dip of $95, but has bounced back above that. The April CPI rose to 3.48%, a tad lower than our expectation of 3.66%. Our long term 10Yr GOI target of 7.45% allowed for a near term consolidation between 6.85-7.10%. The traded range for the 10Yr GOI in May was 6.90-7.14%, more or less in line with our expectations. All eyes are on ongoing negotiations between USA-Israel-Iran



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