India's central bank keeps foreign debt investment limits unchanged for 2026-27
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India's central bank has maintained foreign debt investment limits for 2026-27, with 6% for government securities, 2% for state government securities, and 15% for corporate bonds. The total investment limit for government securities is revised to 3.04 trillion rupees for the October-March half of 2026-27. Additionally, the notional limit for credit default swaps sold by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) is set at 5% of outstanding corporate bonds, with an extra limit of 3.30 trillion rupees for the same period. All FPI investments under the voluntary retention route will align with general route limits from April 1.
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