View gone wrongMy bullish view in Indian bond has gone wrong. Broke from the triangle on thr downside.
IN10Y trade ideas
India interest rates seem to be close to a near term peak Every time the yield curve becomes flat or inverted, i.e. the gap between short-term and long-term rates becomes close to zero or negative, it has signaled a fall in yields over the next few months. While one can not be sure as the world economy is in a state of flux, history tells us that probability is high.
Also, one can notice that every time, the rates are peaking at lower levels than before. This is because of a fundamental change in inflationary trends Indian economy, where due to various economic reforms, structural changes, and monetary policy, the long-term inflation rate has been trending down.
As and when this happens, this will be positive for the Indian economy as well as markets.
Ready for upmove ?Triangle is being formed in 10Y GOI. Upside breakout is likely in coming 4-6 weeks.
Disc: It's not a recommendation to buy or sell. Do your research.
GOI 10Y bond yieldMarkings are on chart. Expect price to dip towards 7-6.90 zone and the start last leg o f upmove.
Disc : It's not a recommendation to buy or sell.
India Govt Bond 10YrLooks like traders expect no more inflation raise and no more Rupee fall
India's sovereign bond yields of 10YR maturity is falling from resistance
Indian Gove Bond Yield This is Going to Make very strong move up , coming days to tame the inflation RBI likely to keep increasing the Interest rates
at one point the Price can even reach 11.5 % +
if you are Looking for safe Investments and trouble free then this is safe for you
Good luck
10 Year GSEC Short 10 year GSEC should shed the gains in the next few days.
SL should be on or above 95.76 with appropriate 1:1 to 1:2 RR ratio at least
targets can be 94.5 , 93.67 levels
my choice would be to sell on a flat open with 60-70% position size
add more shorts on rise
add the rest when the low breaches
Yield is being managed by RBI. #Nifty #niftybank #USDINR #bondBot some at 7.5% yield will add some more at 8%
RBI need to stop managing the yield
Indian Bond Yield and spread trackerIndian Bond Yields and spread tracker.Tracks term spread between select tenors
Indian Bond Yield and spread trackerIndian Bond Yields and spread tracker.Tracks term spread between select tenors
Gsec India 10Y less 2 yearGsec India 10Y less 2 year. Historical term spread between 2 year and 10 year India Gsec yield
India GSec 10year vs 5 yearIndia GSec 10year vs 5 year. This seeks to compare term spread over a period of time
Indian 10 year bond yieldIt is reaching above downward trendline breakout level. Equity may find outflow while funds may be moved to less risky asset like bond and gold
india 10yr Bond yields for bullish patternClassical CUP and HANDLE FORMATION happening in INDIA 10yr BOND YIELDS. Bullish on bond yields to move upto 7 mark from 6.1% range. Invalid below 5.9 levels on weekly closing basis.
India 10 Year: Approaching Important SupportPost the Budget, the 10 Year Yields are on the Rise and Bond Prices have started to correct. It would be interesting to see how it reacts post RBI Policy. If there is a breakdown, then Equity Markets may have a new wall of worry to tackle.
IN10 to 105.683You can use this to trade Interest rates futures or long bonds.
This is the 5th wave for Indian 10 year bond value. You can trade 645GS2029 IRF.
In it's support you can see the chart of IN10Y Monthly chart, which makes an inverted Cup&Handle. You can also see this same chart in monthly tf which maks a cup&handle but slanted.
Long Now Interest rate on 10 Year Bond is about to a shoot up , one can look to Go long if they trade and stay with it till it makes to 8.25 +
India Bonds To BreakoutIndia Bonds were on a long term downtrend, Now daily as well as weekly structure looks positive now.
Indian govt 10y bond yields set to spikeWeekly chart
10 year yield broken 2 year resistance.
It is currently in the middle of the upward channel.
2 year resistance line could possibly act as a support which is at 7.50%-7.52%.
Yields could possibly retest support and then spike towards 8%.
Bond traders should ideally look to go short in price (long in yields at 7.50%) with stop at yield equivalent of 7.29% for a target of a price at yield equivalent of 8%.
