Investors are showing increased interest in the Reserve Bank of India’s floating rate savings bonds. These bonds offer annual yields up to 8.05% for a seven-year term. Fixed deposit rates are declining, making these bonds attractive. The bonds provide a 35-basis-point markup over the National Savings Certificate. While safe, they lack liquidity and cannot be prematurely withdrawn.
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April 4, 2026