Indian government bonds rose on Thursday as steady oil prices eased macroeconomic concerns and fading U.S. rate-hike bets supported sentiment, while investors waited for news on India's possible inclusion in Bloomberg's flagship bond index.Investor confidence improved as Brent crude stayed below $85 a barrel in ?Asian trade, ?snapping ?a three-day rising streak even after hostilities in the Gulf continued."For bonds, crude remains the key variable because of its impact on fiscal deficit and government subsidies," said Gopal Tripathi, head of treasury and capital markets at Jana Small Finance Bank.Indian bonds rise on steady oil, easing US rate-hike fearsOn Thursday, Indian…