Foreign investors not keen on Indian debt

At a time when the Congress-led UPA government needs all the help it can get to sell a hefty amount of bonds, foreign investors may be saying ‘no’.India’s sale of unutilised debt limits for foreign investors drew a poor response, as the large government borrowing plans, the absence of reforms, a slowing economy, and a weakening rupee hurt sentiment.The worries on higher fiscal deficit and likely pause in rate cuts by the RBI for the next couple of meetings will see foreign institutional investors (FII) interest waning in bonds in the short term, said Kumar Rachapudi, fixed-income strategist at Barclays Capital in Singapore.Recent data on foreign investment in Indian debt also bears this out.Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net sellers of 6.41 billion rupees of Indian debt this month as of April 20, according to SEBI data, though they remain net buyers of 187.57 billion rupees so far in the calendar year.

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We trade almost in all Asset class, whether it is Equity, commdity or Forex.does not matter. As a technical strategist we identify the pattern. We almost trade behaviour(no emotion) trading on either side bull or bear. Hope we had identified the maket and yet to frame the timing. I highly urge my friend to discuss the time series analysis on different market and asset classes to catch the big move the market.

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