India, South Korea bonds to join FTSE Russell government indexes in 2025

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India, South Korea bonds to join FTSE Russell government indexes in 2025 - Channel News Asia

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Global index provider FTSE Russell on Tuesday said it would include India's sovereign bonds in its Emerging Markets Government Bond Index (EMGBI) starting September 2025, following index inclusion by JP Morgan and Bloomberg Index Services, potentially drawing billions of dollars into local bonds.

In a March review, FTSE had deferred inclusion of Indian bonds in its index due to taxation, registration and settlement issues but acknowledged India's progress in the accessibility of the securities.

Indian securities will be a part of FTSE's EMGBI after being on the index provider's watch list for the last three years.It would represent 9.35 per cent of the index on a market-value weighted basis, FTSE said.