Government bond returns become tax‑free for foreign investors

A policy change removes taxes on returns from government bonds for foreign investors. The amendment makes bond yields fully tax‑free for non‑resident holders. Officials say the move is intended to boost foreign participation in the market. The tax exemption is expected to improve the attractiveness of sovereign debt. Analysts anticipate increased capital inflows as a result. The shift aligns with broader efforts to deepen international investment. Market participants will monitor the impact on bond pricing and demand. The government plans to assess the reform’s effectiveness over time.