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Indian debt funds set to extend $4.5 billion bond selloff after RBI policy shift

Asset managers sold a net ₹51 billion ($527.08 million) of government bonds ‌in the three sessions after the rate increase, adding to sales ‌of ⁠₹378 billion in July-September

The Hindu BusinessOctober 12, 20261 min read
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Indian debt funds set to extend $4.5 billion bond selloff after RBI policy shift

Asset managers sold a net ₹51 billion ($527.08 million) of government bonds ‌in the three sessions after the rate increase, adding to sales ‌of ⁠₹378 billion in July-September

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