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India’s 1-year G-Sec is trading at 6.75% and 10-year G-sec yields 6.85%. The difference is only 0.10%.5-year G-sec is trading at 6.76%—almost at the same level as 1-year G-sec. This indicates that the yield curve is flat.There is a peculiar situation here. Usually, as the duration of any debt security increases (from the same issuer, in this case, it is GOI), the yield also goes up. Because an investor would want a premium for an investment that…

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