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2 days agoForeign holdings in Indian government bonds hit record highs
Foreign investors have taken Indian government bonds holdings to an all-time high of approximately ₹3.11 trillion (≈ $35.4 billion), representing about 6.8% of issuances available under the Fully Accessible Route (FAR). This surge has been driven by expectations of rate cuts, inclusion of Indian debt indexes and supportive currency interventions by the Reserve Bank of India. Portfolio flows into India’s fixed income are bolstering the macro outlook, though analysts warn external risks and global rate shifts could reverse the trend.
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2 days agoForeign holdings in Indian government bonds hit record highs
Foreign investors have taken Indian government bonds holdings to an all-time high of approximately ₹3.11 trillion (≈ $35.4 billion), representing about 6.8% of issuances available under the Fully Accessible Route (FAR). This surge has been driven by expectations of rate cuts, inclusion of Indian debt indexes and supportive currency interventions by the Reserve Bank of India. Portfolio flows into India’s fixed income are bolstering the macro outlook, though analysts warn external risks and global rate shifts could reverse the trend.
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Foreign holdings in Indian government bonds hit record highs
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Indian government bond holdings by foreigners reach record ₹3.11 trillion (~$35 billion) amid rate-cut hopes and index inclusions, highlighting strong capital-flow momentum.
Foreign investors have taken Indian government bonds holdings to an all-time high of approximately ₹3.11 trillion (≈ $35.4 billion), representing about 6.8% of issuances available under the Fully Accessible Route (FAR). This surge has been driven by expectations of rate cuts, inclusion of Indian debt indexes and supportive currency interventions by the Reserve Bank of India. Portfolio flows into India’s fixed income are bolstering the macro outlook, though analysts warn external risks and global rate shifts could reverse the trend.
Foreign investors have taken Indian government bonds holdings to an all-time high of approximately ₹3.11 trillion (≈ $35.4 billion), representing about 6.8% of issuances available under the Fully Accessible Route (FAR). This surge has been driven by expectations of rate cuts, inclusion of Indian debt indexes and supportive currency interventions by the Reserve Bank of India. Portfolio flows into India’s fixed income are bolstering the macro outlook, though analysts warn external risks and global rate shifts could reverse the trend.
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Oct 28, 2025 • 13:53 IST