India’s bond market is increasingly feeling the strain of a persistently weak rupee, underscoring the delicate balance between growth, inflation control, and foreign capital dependence in one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies. While India’s macroeconomic fundamentals remain stronger than many peers, currency depreciation has become a central variable influencing bond yields, foreign investor behavior, […]
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