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FPIs keep it cautious on Indian debt as inflows stay thin

Economy
Published on 2 May 2026
FPIs keep it cautious on Indian debt as inflows stay thin

Inflow flicker in April, but oil and global rates still loom

Foreign portfolio investors recorded only a slight inflow into Indian debt in April, yet sentiment remains cautious. Rising US and Japan interest rates, a weaker rupee, and ongoing fiscal uncertainty are deterring fresh bets. Analysts also flag that crude oil pressures could trigger further outflows, keeping near-term optimism muted despite any brief improvement in inflows.

  • April saw only a modest FPI inflow into Indian debt
  • Higher global rates and a weaker rupee are discouraging risk-taking
  • Fiscal uncertainty continues to cloud investor confidence
  • Oil-linked risks could sustain or worsen outflow pressure
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