Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have increased their holdings in 10-year benchmark government bonds in November, despite an overall decline in investments in Fully Accessible Route (FAR) securities. This rise is attributed to the high liquidity of these bonds in the secondary market, making them more appealing to institutional investors. As of November 27, FPI holdings in the new 10-year benchmark bond reached 0.68%, up from 0.54% on October 31.
Foreign investors are poised to net sell Indian bonds for the first time since April, driven by rising local inflation and increasing US yields that dampen interest in rupee debt. In October, overseas investors sold 28 billion rupees ($333 million) of Fully Accessible Route bonds, according to data from the Clearing Corporation of India Ltd.
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