Foreign investment in Indian government bonds hit a record ₹25,800 crore in June, driven by tax exemptions and hopes for index inclusion. This marked a significant increase over the ₹14,600 crore invested from January to May, showcasing enhanced appetite for India's fixed-income assets.
Foreign investment in Indian government bonds hit a record ₹25,800 crore in June, driven by tax exemptions and hopes for index inclusion. This marked a significant increase over the ₹14,600 crore invested from January to May, showcasing enhanced appetite for India's fixed-income assets.
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