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India Scraps Taxes to Attract Foreign Investment in Bonds

Bloomberg Jun 5, 2026 2h ago ⏱ 1 min read 👁 2 views

India Scraps Taxes to Attract Foreign Investment in Bonds

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India cut taxes on bond investments by foreign institutional investors to attract overseas capital and stabilize the rupee which has been under pressure from higher energy prices and equity market outflows. This story was reported by Bloomberg. For more Finance news in Kenya, stay tuned to Masaa.

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