Bond Indya 2.5% ( IN0020190461 ) in INR

Issuer	Indya
Market price	100 % ⇌
Country	India
ISIN code	IN0020190461 ( in INR )
Interest rate	2.5% per year ( payment 1 time a year)
Maturity	10/12/2027
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Next Coupon	10/12/2026 ( In 304 days )
Detailed description	India is a vast and diverse South Asian nation with a rich history, diverse cultures, and a rapidly developing economy. The sovereign bond identified by ISIN IN0020190461 represents a crucial fixed-income instrument issued by the Government of India, a major global economic power and the world's most populous democracy, whose stable political environment and robust economic fundamentals underpin its creditworthiness as a national borrower. As the issuer, India leverages such debt instruments, which are backed by its comprehensive taxing authority and the full faith and credit of the nation, to finance its extensive public expenditures, manage its fiscal position, and fund strategic infrastructure development aimed at sustaining its impressive growth trajectory. This particular obligation, issued within India and denominated in its local currency, the Indian Rupee (INR), is currently trading at 100% of its face value, indicating a market valuation at par and suggesting either a recent issuance or that its fixed annual interest rate (coupon) of 2.5% aligns closely with prevailing market yields for similar tenor sovereign debt. With a maturity date set for December 10, 2027, this bond offers a medium-term investment horizon, providing bondholders with predictable annual income payments, as specified by its payment frequency of one per year, until the principal amount is repaid. For investors, this bond offers a blend of predictable returns and exposure to one of the world's fastest-growing major economies, serving as a relatively low-risk component within a diversified investment portfolio, though foreign investors must consider the inherent currency risk associated with the INR denomination.