10-Year G-Sec Yield
Latest reading: 7.11 % for 2026-09-24 (+0.06 pp DoD).
10-Year G-Sec Yield
Benchmark yield on ten-year Government of India securities, the reference rate for long-term borrowing costs across the economy.
What it means
Benchmark yield on ten-year Government of India securities, the reference rate for long-term borrowing costs across the economy.
Market close 24 Sep ~7.107-7.111% (Moneycontrol 7.1067; Investing.com 7.111) vs ~7.04-7.05% on 23 Sep. On 25 Sep it opened higher at ~7.128% tracking the US Treasury rout; 25 Sep close not yet available at run time. Official FBIL par yield file not read directly — confirm before publishing.
Release details
- Category
- MARKETS
- Frequency
- DAILY
- Previous
- 7.05
- Benchmark
- No official target
- Released
- 2026-09-24
- Next release
- Expected: 2026-09-25
- Source
- FBIL — G-Sec Par Yield Curve
Key questions about 10-Year G-Sec Yield
What is the current 10-Year G-Sec Yield?
10-Year G-Sec Yield stands at 7.11 % for 2026-09-24, against 7.05 % previously (+0.06 pp DoD). Benchmark yield on ten-year Government of India securities, the reference rate for long-term borrowing costs across the economy.
Who publishes the 10-Year G-Sec Yield data?
10-Year G-Sec Yield is published by FBIL — G-Sec Par Yield Curve on a daily basis. Release window: Business days (FBIL par yield curve, ~6:00 PM). The next update is expected on Expected: 2026-09-25.
What is a healthy level for 10-Year G-Sec Yield?
The reference benchmark used on MacroNest is: No official target. The latest reading of 7.11 % is currently assessed as "Yields jumping on US bond sell-off".
Why does 10-Year G-Sec Yield matter?
Market indicators move in real time and often price in macro shifts well before the official statistics confirm them. Benchmark yield on ten-year Government of India securities, the reference rate for long-term borrowing costs across the economy.