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Foreign investors pulled $1.6 billion from Indian bonds in December 2025 amid rupee slump and rising borrowing.
Foreign investors pulled $1.6 billion from Indian bonds in December 2025, the largest outflow since 2020, driven by a sharp rupee decline, rising government borrowing, and fading hopes for rate cuts.
The currency hit a record low of 91 per dollar, hurting returns—especially for euro-based investors—while bond yields fell.
Year-end profit-taking and increased derivatives trading added pressure.
However, a potential U.S. trade deal and India’s possible inclusion in the Bloomberg Global Aggregate Index could boost confidence and attract long-term capital.
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Los inversores extranjeros sacaron $ 1.6 mil millones de bonos indios en diciembre de 2025 en medio de la caída de la rupia y el aumento de los préstamos.