India's entry into the JPMorgan bond index is expected to divert $11 billion from South Africa, Poland, and Thailand. The inclusion of over $400 billion worth of bonds gives India a 10% share in the benchmark, attracting global investors and private equity giants like KKR and Blackstone. The move signifies a milestone for India's $1.3 trillion sovereign debt market, although it poses challenges due to the complexity of doing business in the country.
Global investors are piling into India's $1.3 trillion of sovereign debt as they rush to find alternatives to China and Russia. Read The Big Take https://t.co/QFrtP639lG
Surging returns in India are drawing the interest of — and tens of billions in investment from — private equity giants like KKR and Blackstone https://t.co/nkPXLLnpYp
Surging returns in India are drawing the interest of — and tens of billions in investment from — private equity giants like KKR and Blackstone https://t.co/7Oy6dvMJPX
Quant Mutual Fund says clients pulled about $168 million in three days through Wednesday after the rising star of India’s fund industry was ensnared in a probe by the nation’s markets regulator https://t.co/bC8B3nsiHZ
India set for billions of dollars of inflow as bonds join JP Morgan Index https://t.co/lVEggY16Hs via NaMo App https://t.co/jBPYPEPDOb
#ExpressExplained | Indian Government Bonds in JP Morgan index from June 28: how much funds could flow into India? https://t.co/pgeI98Oqvw
India's milestone moment of joining the JPMorgan Bond Index could be a "double-edged sword." In this week's India Edition, @menakadoshi writes about its impact on the economy and markets. https://t.co/t1ofn0Te7a
This is the first time India's sovereign debt has been included in a major benchmark, with the inclusion of more than $400bn worth of bonds giving the country a 10% share of the widely-tracked measure https://t.co/3V5nldNVNV https://t.co/p8shsXNfkE
India’s $1.3 trillion sovereign debt market has become a magnet for global investors — interest that highlights how difficult doing business in the world’s most populous country can be for outsiders https://t.co/WnW8FxBdI5
India's entry into JPMorgan bond index to suck $11 billion from South Africa, Poland, and Thailand https://t.co/fxCEsG1Sro . . . #JPMorgan | #SouthAfrica | #Poland | #Thailand | #Chile | #RepublicBusiness | #RepublicTV | #RepublicTVLive