India Bond Inflows Hit 44.9 Billion Rupees, Highest in Nearly 1 Year After Rupee Support Steps
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Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 8
India Bond Inflows Hit 44.9 Billion Rupees, Highest in Nearly 1 Year After Rupee Support Steps
3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 8
Summary
44.9 billion rupees ($469 million) flowed into India’s index-eligible bonds on Friday, the biggest daily inflow since June 30, 2025.
Authorities had announced steps to encourage foreign buying of government debt and shore up the rupee, helping draw global funds back into the market.
The inflows targeted securities under the fully accessible route, the segment designed for overseas investors and eligible for inclusion in global bond indexes.
June 30, 2025 remains the last stronger comparison point, when India scrapped taxes on foreign investment in government securities and added new long-tenor bonds to that route.