Global funds have poured a cumulative $465 million into Indian bonds over 13 straight days, the longest stretch since June 2017, on optimism that the US Federal Reserve and Reserve Bank of India may slow the pace of rate increases.
Global funds have poured a cumulative $465 million into Indian bonds over 13 straight days, the longest stretch since June 2017, on optimism that the US Federal Reserve and Reserve Bank of India may slow the pace of rate increases.
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