India government
bond yield curve

As of 8 May 2026

The 10-year G-Sec yields 6.98% +49 bps above where it sat 12 months ago. Below: the full curve, the lookbacks, and a per-tenor trend you can flip through.

Live · updated 8 May 2026·21 maturities·3 months → 40 years

1 year

5.86%

-16 bps vs 12m ago

5 years

6.69%

+50 bps vs 12m ago

10 years

6.98%

+49 bps vs 12m ago

30 years

7.53%

+57 bps vs 12m ago

Curve as of 8 May 2026

Yield by maturity

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The 10Y–1Y spread sits at +113 bps — an upward-sloping curve, the conventional shape that compensates investors for locking up capital longer. The 10Y has moved up 9 bps in the last month.

Per-tenor trend

How a single point on the curve has moved

Tenor

Net change · 172d

+49 bps

Pick a tenor. The 10-year is the conventional benchmark; shorter tenors react faster to RBI rate moves, longer tenors carry more inflation expectation.

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