The government and the RBI on Friday unveiled a slew of measures aimed at attracting foreign capital, including tax exemptions for FPIs. However, market participants said the focus has now shifted from market access to whether global investors see sufficient value in Indian government bonds.
The government and the RBI on Friday unveiled a slew of measures aimed at attracting foreign capital, including tax exemptions for FPIs. However, market participants said the focus has now shifted from market access to whether global investors see sufficient value in Indian government bonds.
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The government and the RBI on Friday unveiled a slew of measures aimed at attracting foreign capital, including tax exemptions for FPIs. However, market participants said the focus has now shifted from market access to whether global investors see sufficient value in Indian government bonds.
