Foreign investors have injected nearly ₹10,000 crore into Indian bonds in four sessions, reversing recent outflows. This surge follows tax exemptions on eligible debt gains and expanded investment options. Bond yields have subsequently declined, signaling a positive shift in investor sentiment towards India's debt market.
Foreign investors have injected nearly ₹10,000 crore into Indian bonds in four sessions, reversing recent outflows. This surge follows tax exemptions on eligible debt gains and expanded investment options. Bond yields have subsequently declined, signaling a positive shift in investor sentiment towards India's debt market.
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