The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday lowered the limit on investments in up to one-year debt known as commercial papers by foreign investors to encourage long-term investments in the country's corporate debt market.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday lowered the limit on investments in up to one-year debt known as commercial papers by foreign investors to encourage long-term investments in the country's corporate debt market.
Foreign investors will be allowed to invest up to $2 billion in commercial paper, compared with $3.5 billion earlier, the apex bank said.
The overall limit for foreign investors in corporate debt stays at $51 billion.
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