KAP's Interest Rate Updates For Employee Benefits as on 30th June 2026
June 30, 2026
Comments & Insights
Yield curve remains upward sloping, with yields rising from 5.57% at 1 year to 7.47% at 30 years.
Short-term yields increase steadily, while the rise becomes more gradual beyond 15 years.
The curve suggests higher yields for longer maturities, indicating a premium for long-term interest-rate exposure.
Long-term yields are relatively stable around 7.4%, reflecting limited movement across the 21–30 year segment.
Overall, the curve indicates a stable long-term rate environment with a clear maturity premium.
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Volatility in the Interest Rate March 2017 v/s June 2017
Employee Benefit Obligations are to be valued based on G-Sec rate of estimated term as prevalent at the end of the reporting period.
Topic to be covered: Volatility in the Interest Rate March 2017 v/s September 2017
Employee Benefit Obligations are to be valued based on G-Sec rate of estimated term asprevalent at the end of the reporting period.
K. A. Pandit's Social Security and Retirement Landscape Pulse Survey 2022
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