FPI buying of debt via voluntary retention route gathers pace

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Foreign holdings in India’s debt market have surged, with FPI investment in the voluntary long-term route hitting $508 million in May. Recent deals by companies like Vedanta and Nirma have contributed to the rise, with market players expecting further activity as Indian sovereign debt joins a JP Morgan index.

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