Infrastructure Bond Issuances Decline in FY26 Due to Market Shifts

Imagine banks need money to lend, like borrowing from a friend.

Infrastructure bonds were popular last year, but now banks don't need them as much.

They raised lots of money that way before.

This year, they have enough money from other places because not as many people are borrowing.

Also, other organizations are lending directly.

Plus, banks want to strengthen their financial health by using other types of bonds instead of these ones.

So, for now, there are fewer infrastructure bonds being issued.