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The percentage of foreign holdings in government debt is between 2% and 17% and is unlikely to go up to levels which can cause disruptions. Rather the persistent and long-term nature of these flows will help ease bond yields and support government borrowing, Ashima Goyal said.

According to economists from the Monetary Policy Committee and JPMorgan, any appreciation in the Indian currency is expected to be limited in 2024-25 when foreign inflows will pour into Indian sovereign debt due to multiple reasons.

In January, India Inc experienced a surge in deal activity with 142 transactions amounting to $6.1 billion, marking a 15% increase in volumes and a 21% rise in values compared to December 2023, as per a Grant Thornton report. This uptrend was primarily driven by robust private equity (PE) activity, highlighted by two billion-dollar investments totaling $3.6 billion. Factors such as favorable macroeconomic conditions, expectations of policy continuity, and potential foreign inflows contributed to...

India Business News: India may see accelerated foreign inflows into its $4.4 trillion stock market once the national elections are over, according to a Goldman Sachs Group Inc strategist.

Nikkei share average reached a new 34-year high of 35,839.65 on Friday

JPMorgan had, in September 2023, announced the inclusion of Indian government bonds in its GBI-EM Global index suite starting June 2024.

Overseas investors net bought government bonds worth 350 billion rupees ($4.2 billion) in October-December, pushing the full-year tally to 598 billion rupees, the highest since 2017, clearing house data showed.

Foreign portfolio investors poured ₹1,74,663 crore into the domestic stock market in 2023, bettering the previous record of ₹1,72,849 crore in 2020. In 2022, they were sellers to the tune of ₹1,25,633 crore.

Any negative development on the political front or shifts in interest rate expectations could derail momentum in midcaps and smallcaps and lead to sharp corrections