India's new regulations restrict foreign investment in some long-term government bonds, reportedly aimed at boosting short-term Liquidity

Jin10 data, July 30th news, according to informed officials, India is seeking to increase the liquidity of the short-term government bond market by setting restrictions on foreign investors' purchase of certain long-term bonds. Informed officials said that the authorities hope to concentrate demand on bonds with a maturity of 10 years or shorter to make the yield curve more flexible. Another informed source said that this is also a precautionary measure to ensure that India will not be affected by global capital outflows in the future. The Indian Central Bank said on Monday that foreign investors will no longer be able to buy new 14-year and 30-year government bonds in the fully open route (FAR) category.

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