GENERAL29 Sept 2026
FPIs sell ₹9,192 crore of FAR bonds in Sept as global risks intensify
Foreign investors sold ₹9,192 crore of FAR (Fully Accessible Route) bonds in September. That ends a five-month buying run and marks their first monthly selling since March, when they sold ₹17,688 crore. High crude prices and firm US yields drove the pullback. For business owners, this means foreign money into Indian debt may stay choppy, so watch borrowing costs and don't plan around steady inflows.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Foreign investors turned net sellers of FAR government bonds in September, offloading ₹9,192 crore.
- The selling ended a five-month buying streak and was the first monthly outflow since March.
- In March, FPIs had sold ₹17,688 crore of FAR bonds, with high crude prices and firm US yields weighing on demand.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your business borrows money, review your interest cost plans and keep a little cushion, because foreign flows into Indian debt can reverse quickly. Speak to your CA before locking in a large long-term loan.
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