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Bond Markets Outside the US Are Attracting Big Money — Here's Why
CNBC·Tuesday, 30 June 2026
Allspring Global Investments says it is steering clients toward bond markets in countries with central banks that are raising interest rates or have different inflation dynamics than the US. The firm believes non-US bonds offer better value right now. This is part of a broader trend of investors looking beyond American assets amid inflation concerns.
Why It Matters
When global fund managers shift money toward international bond markets, emerging market countries — including India — can see increased inflows into their government securities, which helps stabilize the rupee and keeps domestic borrowing costs in check.
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