The Reserve Bank of India is gearing up to inject a massive liquidity shot into the system—we're talking up to $16 billion flowing into bond markets. That's not pocket change.

This move could shake things up beyond traditional finance. When central banks open the floodgates like this, it typically ripples through all asset classes. Lower yields on government bonds? Money starts hunting for better returns elsewhere.

Keep an eye on how this plays out. Major liquidity injections from any central bank—whether it's India, the Fed, or anyone else—tend to create interesting dynamics across global markets. Capital flows don't respect borders, and $16 billion finds its way around fast.