<ul><li>Indian bond market is gaining strength due to easing inflation and expansionary policies by the RBI as per Jefferies report.</li><li>Consumer price inflation in India has fallen to 3.2%, the lowest level since July 2019, allowing the RBI room to lower interest rates which have already been cut by 50 basis points.</li><li>Jefferies predicts an additional 75 basis points cut by the end of 2025, making Indian government bonds more appealing compared to developed markets like the US.</li><li>The Indian rupee's strength, along with global performance of local-currency bonds, reinforces positive sentiment in the Indian bond market, attracting international investors seeking alternatives to volatile G7 bonds.</li></ul>

Indian bond market showing strength with easing inflation and expansionary policy by RBI: Jefferies

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