India’s government bond yields dipped today as the Reserve Bank of India held talks with standalone primary dealers to assess liquidity issues, elevated yields and supply-demand imbalances in the debt market. Officials plan a second meeting with bank-affiliated dealers on Thursday after the market holiday. The move signals central bank readiness to intervene if stress in the bond segment persists. Traders welcomed the tone, noting that volatility in yields had spooked debt investors in recent sessions, and this step may restore confidence in fixed-income liquidity.