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Indian Rupee Slides, Bonds Rally After RBI Seizes Yes Bank
The Indian rupee headed toward a record low and bond yields slid to a new 2016 low after RBI limited withdrawals at Yes Bank.
06 Mar 2020, 11:28 AM IST 
A security guard stands outside a Yes Bank Ltd. branch in Mumbai, India. (Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg)
(Bloomberg) -- The Indian rupee headed toward a record low and bond yields slid to a new 2016 low after the central bank seized control of Yes Bank and limited deposit withdrawals.
The rupee fell as much as 1% to 74.0238 per dollar, approaching the record low of 74.4825 reached in October 2018. Yields on the benchmark 10-year sovereign bond were nine basis points lower to 6.15%.
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