Foreign investors rapidly dumping Indian govt bonds, pulling capital out of local financial markets
Islamabad : Foreign investors are rapidly dumping Indian government bonds and pulling capital out of local financial markets due to shrinking yields, heavy taxes, and high currency risk under the current regime.
According to Kashmir Media Service, the sudden exit comes as international index giant Bloomberg deferred including Indian local sovereign debt in its global benchmark, forcing global fund managers to dump Rs 9.87 billion in government paper since August.
Global asset managers are dumping Modi regime debt in a massive panic to save their funds from crashing returns.
Bloomberg dealt a fatal blow to New Delhi by dumping its local debt from major global benchmark indices.
Foreign funds are running away from Indian sovereign bonds as narrowing yield gaps destroy net investment returns.
Falling currency values and endless exchange losses are wiping out foreign capital across Indian debt markets.
Hostile tax laws, heavy documentation, and brutal operational controls are driving global investors out of India.
Foreign portfolio managers pulled over Rs 2.32 lakh crore from Indian markets this year alone, revealing total failure in investor trust.
The Modi regime is trapped in massive public debt liabilities, forcing domestic public banks to absorb unsold government debt.
Years of persistent capital flight demonstrate a permanent pattern of global market rejection against New Delhi’s economic policies.
