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India making progress on global debt index debut, says JPMorgan

Reuters on Monday reported JPMorgan had kept Indian bonds out of its flagship indices

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The government is scheduled to borrow an unprecedented Rs 12 trillion ($163 billion) this financial year and traders fear it may overshoot the target to finance a potential stimulus

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Measures taken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government in opening the sovereign debt market to foreigners have boosted prospects for inclusion in major global indexes, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.

“India is making progress toward opening up its market to foreign investors and establishing a track record for future inclusion in major bond indices, including the GBI-EM Global Diversified Index,” JPMorgan Index Research Team said by email. Reuters on Monday reported JPMorgan had kept Indian bonds out of its flagship indices.

Inclusion in global indices could lure billions of dollars into Indian debt, just when the nation’s virus-ravaged economy faces its

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