Foreigners pull out money from govt. bonds after 2 months of buys

Foreign investors have sold Indian government bonds for the past two months, reversing a trend of buying that had been in place since June. This shift in investment behavior is largely due to rising global yields, which have made Indian bonds less attractive to foreign investors. As a result, the money that was flowing into Indian government bonds has now been pulled out, impacting the country's capital markets. This development is significant because it could lead to increased borrowing costs for the Indian government, which may have implications for the country's economic growth.

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Foreign investors are selling Indian government bonds due to rising global yields. This could lead to a decrease in investor sentiment and affect the Indian bond market.

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