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Indian bond market faces largest outflows since index inclusion amid rising US yields
Overseas investors are rapidly reducing their holdings of Indian bonds, with a net outflow of 49.6 billion rupees ($588 million) last week, marking the largest withdrawal since June. This trend is driven by rising US Treasury yields, which have diminished the attractiveness of Indian fixed-income securities. The interest-rate differential between the US and India is expected to narrow, prompting foreign investors to offload a total of 87.5 billion rupees in Indian debt this month.
india bond outflows signal impact of swap trade unwinding
India's bond market faces its first monthly outflow since April, as foreign investors exit swap trades linked to the country's $1.3 trillion sovereign debt. This trend is influenced by rising US Treasury yields and the unwinding of total return swaps, which have gained popularity since India's inclusion in global bond indices. Rajeev De Mello from Gama Asset Management notes that this inclusion has strengthened the connection between global markets and India's financial landscape.
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