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Foreign Banks Chase Rupee Deals as Offshore Debt Sales Slow

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Foreign banks are shifting their focus from offshore debt sales to the Indian rupee bond market due to slow demand, indicating a potential increase in rupee-denominated debt offerings.

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Foreign lenders in India facing tepid demand for offshore debt are setting their sights on a new target: the country’s growing rupee bond market.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on December 4, 2025.
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