The inflows which had peaked at over ₹22,000 crore in August have tapered due to escalating US yields and a depreciating rupee making Indian government bonds less attractive to foreign portfolio investors, fixed income experts said.
Bankers are closely watching monsoon rains and their impact on rural credit. Uneven rainfall poses inflation risks for summer crops and rural incomes. A strong
Banks’ leverage on FCNR(B) deposits could pressure profit margins. Overseas interest rates are lower, and lending spreads remain thin. This impacts banks with lower funding
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