Japan's government bond yields are rising due to stimulus and inflation, but India's bond market remains largely unaffected. Experts attribute this resilience to domestic factors like liquidity conditions and the upcoming Reserve Bank of India (RBI) monetary policy. The RBI is expected to focus on stability and managing liquidity rather than reacting to global signals. There are no immediate risks to Indian bond yields, with expectations of a potential rate cut by the RBI in its upcoming policy meeting.