Does INR bonds have high liquidity similar to other asset class (like stocks, MFs)

Does INR bonds have high liquidity similar to other asset class (like stocks, MFs, FDs, etc.)

Bonds typically have lower liquidity compared to assets like stocks and mutual funds. While bonds are more liquid than fixed deposits (FDs), they may not be as easily tradable as stocks or mutual funds due to the bond market's structure. However, the liquidity of a bond can vary depending on factors such as the type of bond, its issuer, and market conditions. High-quality government bonds and highly-rated corporate bonds tend to be more liquid, while lower-rated or less commonly traded bonds may have lower liquidity. 


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