Global funds are moving into Indian government bonds after New Delhi scrapped taxes on debt for foreign investors and eased ownership caps. The policy changes, together with a more stable rupee, are supporting demand for sovereign paper and improving foreign inflows into India’s bond market. The development is constructive for Indian funding conditions and could reinforce recent strength in the rupee.
Global funds are moving into Indian government bonds after New Delhi scrapped taxes on debt for foreign investors and eased ownership caps. The policy changes, together with a more stable rupee, are supporting demand for sovereign paper and improving foreign inflows into India’s bond market. The development is constructive for Indian funding conditions and could reinforce recent strength in the rupee.
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