贝莱德：外资涌入将推动印度债券迎来反弹行情

Core Insights - Indian bonds present an attractive opportunity for international investors following a significant sell-off, as stated by Koay Hui Sien, the head of fixed income product strategy for iShares Asia Pacific (ex-Japan) at BlackRock [1] - The yield spread between Indian and US 10-year government bonds is nearing its widest level of the year, indicating potential for reversal [1] - A rare sovereign rating upgrade last month has further enhanced the appeal of Indian bonds [1] Market Environment - The current market conditions are favorable for foreign capital to flow back into India, especially considering the Federal Reserve's anticipated rate cuts by the end of the year [1] - The Federal Reserve's recent rate cut and indications of further easing this year make bonds from other countries, including India, more attractive in comparison [1] Investment Trends - After several months of subdued international demand due to tariff concerns, global capital is beginning to return [1] - In August, foreign investment in Indian bonds eligible for index inclusion reached ₹104 billion (approximately $1.2 billion), marking the highest level since March, despite a 19 basis point increase in the yield of Indian 10-year government bonds, the largest monthly rise in three years [1]