If US yields keep rising, the RBI could face growing pressure to keep policy tighter. Rising yields on U.S. Treasuries increase the global risk premium and tighten funding conditions for emerging markets, prompting capital outflows that can weaken the rupee.

The RBI has maintained a cautious stance to anchor inflation and support the India currency. With the US borrowing costs climbing, the central bank may consider higher policy rates to defend the rupee against depreciation and keep inflation expectations in check.

A tighter policy would 되었 help anchor prices but could also dampen growth and increase debt‑servicing costs for domestic borrowers. The RBI must balance external pressure from US yields with domestic objectives.

Overall, the outcome will depend on how swiftly global rates rise and how markets interpret the RBI’s reaction, shaping the future of monetary policy and the rupee’s trajectory.