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'Masala Bonds' are Indian Rupee-denominated bonds

Q: Answer-'Masala Bonds' are Indian Rupee-denominated bonds issued:

Masala Bonds are bonds issued outside India by an Indian entity but denominated in Indian Rupees, not in the local currency of the country where they are issued. This transfers the currency risk from the issuer to the investor.

issued:

A Within India by Indian companies.

B Overseas by Indian entities.

C Within India by foreign companies.

D Overseas by foreign governments.

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'Masala Bonds' are Indian Rupee-denominated bonds

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