Foreign investors purchased Rs 41,800 crore ($4.4 billion) of Indian debt last month, marking a rebound for the market following tax incentives under the fully accessible route.
Global investors poured a record $4.4 billion (around ₹41,800 crore) into Indian bonds last month
Jul 01, 2026
12:40 pm
What's the storyIndia's bond market has witnessed a record surge in foreign investment, with funds pouring in $4.4 billion (about ₹41,800 crore) last month.
The spike comes after the government announced tax cuts on capital gains and interest income from bonds on June 5.
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