Indian bond markets rallied after the central bank cut its benchmark policy rate in an emergency session as the economy reeled from the coronavirus outbreak. The yield on the most-traded 2029 g-sec bonds fell 12 basis points to 5.91%, while that on the new 10-year notes dropped seven basis points.
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