Foreign investors net sellers of Indian bonds in Oct; 2nd outflow in 2024

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The US Federal Reserve's anticipated 25-basis point rate cut may bolster US bond prices, weighing on domestic securities.

Market participants said that November presents several global events that could shape FPI flows in India’s debt market.

This marked the second instance in the current calendar year where foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) were net sellers in a month, the first being in April when they offloaded Rs 11,218 crore worth of bonds.

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Category: BusinessFinance

Markets: IndiaChina

Topics: Bonds Portfolios Bond market Equity markets Outflow Foreign investors

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Published On: 2024-11-04 @ 19:31:06 (12 hours ago)

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