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India’s top economist urges expanding debt markets to fund long-term development, stressing broader access for mid-sized firms and municipalities.
India’s Chief Economic Advisor V. Anantha Nageswaran stressed the need for a dual financing model combining strong banks and deep debt markets to fund infrastructure, energy, and urban development.
While banks lead in short-term lending, debt markets are critical for long-term projects.
India’s bond market hit $2.78 trillion by March 2025, supported by strong macro fundamentals and global index inclusion.
However, access remains concentrated among large firms, with mid-sized companies and municipalities facing barriers.
Nageswaran called for broader participation from pension and insurance funds, diverse instruments like green bonds, and smarter regulations to build a resilient, inclusive market.
El principal economista de la India insta a expandir los mercados de deuda para financiar el desarrollo a largo plazo, haciendo hincapié en un acceso más amplio para las empresas medianas y las municipalidades.