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2 days agoForeign ownership of Indian government bonds hits record high at 3.11 trn rupees
Foreign investors now hold 3.11 trillion rupees (~US$35.3 billion) of Indian government bonds under the Fully Accessible Route, accounting for about 6.8% of outstanding issuance. The rise reflects favourable rate outlook, India’s inclusion in global debt indices, and active currency-management by the central bank. Fund managers cite India’s stable macro profile and diversification appeal. Analysts believe further policy-rate cuts and steady currency could sustain inflows, though global yield shifts pose risks.
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2 days agoForeign ownership of Indian government bonds hits record high at 3.11 trn rupees
Foreign investors now hold 3.11 trillion rupees (~US$35.3 billion) of Indian government bonds under the Fully Accessible Route, accounting for about 6.8% of outstanding issuance. The rise reflects favourable rate outlook, India’s inclusion in global debt indices, and active currency-management by the central bank. Fund managers cite India’s stable macro profile and diversification appeal. Analysts believe further policy-rate cuts and steady currency could sustain inflows, though global yield shifts pose risks.
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Foreign ownership of Indian government bonds hits record high at 3.11 trn rupees
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Foreign investors own a record ~₹3.11 trn of Indian government bonds (~6.8% of issuance) amid index inclusion and favourable macro trends.
Foreign investors now hold 3.11 trillion rupees (~US$35.3 billion) of Indian government bonds under the Fully Accessible Route, accounting for about 6.8% of outstanding issuance. The rise reflects favourable rate outlook, India’s inclusion in global debt indices, and active currency-management by the central bank. Fund managers cite India’s stable macro profile and diversification appeal. Analysts believe further policy-rate cuts and steady currency could sustain inflows, though global yield shifts pose risks.
Foreign investors now hold 3.11 trillion rupees (~US$35.3 billion) of Indian government bonds under the Fully Accessible Route, accounting for about 6.8% of outstanding issuance. The rise reflects favourable rate outlook, India’s inclusion in global debt indices, and active currency-management by the central bank. Fund managers cite India’s stable macro profile and diversification appeal. Analysts believe further policy-rate cuts and steady currency could sustain inflows, though global yield shifts pose risks.
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Oct 28, 2025 • 12:09 IST