Financials used in player profile and peer benchmarking are as on 31st March 2025.
The Indian debt market has entered a decisive new phase, marked by structural resilience, expanding participation, and a series of regulatory and macroeconomic developments that have positioned it for long-term breakout growth. Once overshadowed by the country’s vibrant equity markets, India’s fixed-income landscape is now emerging as a cornerstone of domestic and foreign investment strategies.
The Indian debt market in 2025 stands as a robust engine of break out structural growth, driven by resilient macroeconomic fundamentals and a steadily improving regulatory landscape. Government securities continue to anchor market stability, while corporate bonds see record issuance supporting expanding infrastructure and private sector ambitions. Amidst external challenges such as global volatility and liquidity constraints, the Reserve Bank of India’s proactive monetary policies and the rise in domestic retail participation have contributed to enhancing both the depth and the resilience of the market.
As India pursues its goal of becoming the world’s third-largest economy, a healthy balance between growth and resilience in debt markets is pivotal for attracting investment especially for energy transition, managing climate change, powering infrastructure, driving adaption of artificial intelligence, and ensuring sustained economic growth development. Thus, a resilient debt ecosystem will be critical to attracting capital, powering the energy transition, tackling climate risks, and driving long-term growth.