Why is India’s inclusion in JP Morgan Global Bond Index significant?

India’s government bonds would now form part of the widely followed JP Morgan Global Index for Emerging Markets. The announcement was initially made in September last year. Now, starting June 28, India’s government bonds would be incorporated into the index in a process that would span over the next ten months. The inclusion is being deemed significant primarily because of its potential to bring in foreign money, as well as help India service its current account and fiscal deficits.
The Hindu in this conversation with Deepak Agrawal, the Chief Investment Officer (Debt) at Kotak Mahindra AMC helps us understand the significance and what it holds for the macroeconomics at large.

[@ivanaswinn]

I thought when I heard JR Morgan is person from Tamil Nadu JR Murugan
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[@ashokbraroo8845]

Hindu is normally critical of Modi economic policies for the reasons best known to people. ❤

[@hrithikjain1806]

Is it only me who just sees a black screen?

[@ivanaswinn]

Yes

[@ivanaswinn]

It has more than black screen. Video just works fine.

[@prince17618]

Who is this child asking quest

[@avi2125]

The disconnect between a dysfunctional country whose cities and infrastructure buckle at first challenge - and the image of a "global superpower" seeking confirmation from Wall St! Shri Dimon has been saying nice things about India. Amreeki log/markets/capital aur kidhar jayega? China is flexing its muscle too much for their liking. 1.4 billion ka market aur kidhar milega?? This "Why Now" is self explanatory
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