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Bloomberg delays Indian bonds’ entry into $3-trillion Global Aggregate Index

January 13, 2026

Bloomberg Index Services has postponed the inclusion of Indian government bonds in its $3-trillion Global Aggregate Index, citing operational and infrastructure concerns raised by market participants. This decision has led to a rise in bond yields and dashed expectations for significant foreign inflows, which were anticipated to be around $20-25 billion.

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Key Highlights

Bloomberg has deferred Indian bonds' entry into the Global Aggregate Index.
The decision was influenced by feedback regarding operational and market-infrastructure issues.
Bond yields in India rose following the announcement.
Market participants had expected foreign inflows of $20-25 billion.
Bloomberg plans to review Indian bonds again by mid-2026.

India Business

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Bloomberg delays Indian bonds’ entry into $3-trillion Global Aggregate Index

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