On Friday, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) carried out the maiden auction of a new government bond maturing in 2034. The coupon – or rate of interest – for the new bond was set at 6.79%. At the time of the auction, the yield on the existing 10-year bond was trading at 6.80%, implying a premium of one basis point for the yield on the new paper. The existing 10-year bond, which bears a coupon of 7.10%, closed at 6.83% on Friday.
13 BSE 500 stocks surged up to 200% in just 3 months; 3 turned multibaggers
Despite volatile markets, several stocks delivered exceptional returns, with 13 companies gaining 70–200% in three months. HFCL led the rally, while broader market strength created
June 25, 2026