Indian government bond yields are poised to decrease as global factors influence the market. The 10-year benchmark bond is projected to hover between 7.21%-7.26%. New Delhi plans to raise Rs 30,000 crore through bond sales, including Rs 13,000 crore of benchmark paper. U.S. yields fell due to higher jobless claims, easing concerns about further interest rate hikes. Simultaneously, declining oil prices, driven by weak data from the U.S. and Asia, benefit India as a major oil importer. The move aligns with India’s retail inflation easing to 4.87%, nearing the central bank’s 4% target.