Foreign funds increase Indian bond holdings amid rate cut expectations

1 Nov 2025 · 07:09 ISTpre-market1 source ↓written by the desknot a recommendation

Global funds are set to increase their Indian bond holdings at the fastest pace in seven months. This surge is driven by growing expectations of interest-rate cuts, enhancing the attractiveness of local debt for investors. 📈 This trend may positively impact market sentiment and liquidity in the bond market.

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Foreign funds increase Indian bond holdings amid rate cut expectations

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