Negative yields are extremely rare in India but may occur in: Real returns (when inflation > yield) Special RBI liquidity tools (like reverse repo with penalty)

Not always. In India, higher yield may indicate: Lower credit rating (riskier bonds) Falling asset prices (stock or bond) Unsustainable dividend policies Always assess credit ratings (CRISIL, ICRA, CARE) and…

Yield Spread is the difference between yields of two instruments, such as: Corporate Bond vs G-Sec 10-year G-Sec vs 1-year Treasury Bill Wider spreads can signal higher credit risk or…