Foreign inflows into Indian government securities have begun to slow down. This moderation follows a strong surge in June driven by index inclusion expectations. Narrowing yield spreads between India and the US are now a key factor. Concerns over rupee weakness and delayed index decisions also contribute. Investors are reassessing the attractiveness of rupee-denominated assets.
Foreign inflows into Indian government securities have begun to slow down. This moderation follows a strong surge in June driven by index inclusion expectations. Narrowing yield spreads between India and the US are now a key factor. Concerns over rupee weakness and delayed index decisions also contribute. Investors are reassessing the attractiveness of rupee-denominated assets.
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