BoJ Hikes Rates to A 30-Year High: What Is The Impact on Indian Bonds
Last Update Date: 06-10-2026
Published by Outlook Money
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The article explains Japan's central bank raising its policy rate to a three-decade high and what it could mean for Indian bonds. It covers the yen carry trade, the risk of foreign money leaving emerging markets as the rate gap narrows, and expectations of continued passive inflows linked to global index inclusion.
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BoJ Hikes Rates to A 30-Year High: What Is The Impact on Indian Bonds