Foreign portfolio investors invested a record ₹41,773 crore in Indian government securities in June, driven by index inclusion hopes and recent tax relief measures.
The massive inflow comes after a brief period of selling earlier this year
Jul 08, 2026
07:46 pm
What's the storyForeign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have made a record net investment of ₹41,773 crore in Indian government bonds under the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) Fully Accessible Route (FAR) in June.
The massive inflow comes after a brief period of selling earlier this year and is largely driven by expectations that Indian government bonds could be included in the Global Aggregate Bond Index.
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