India falls in global FDI ranking; inflows drop 43% to $28 billion
The decline in FDI inflows to South Asia is mostly explained by a 43% decrease in India, while flows to other countries remained relatively stable, says UNCTAD
The decline in FDI inflows to South Asia is mostly explained by a 43% decrease in India, while flows to other countries remained relatively stable, says UNCTAD
New rules are expected to attract potential investors to invest in Indian space companies.
Despite slowdown in FDI inflows, India has a higher share of global FDI flows, rising from 2.4% in FY17 to 4.2% in FY23
Rarely has a nation taken on the economic might of China with as in-your-face measures as India has in the past few years.
Manufacturing sector continues to attract the largest share of FDI equity, both at market value as well as at face value, shows a RBI analysis
The sequential decline in CAD mainly on moderation in the trade deficit to $52.6 bn from $71.3 bn in the previous quarter, coupled with robust services exports
Economies like the US, the UK, Germany and France included in the list; Singapore, Netherlands and Mauritius kept out
RBI data shows manufacturing, computer services, and communication services recorded the "highest decline" in FDI inflows
Apart from the FDI share in equity, the size of the company and liquidity ratios also positively impact profitability
Foreign direct investments (FDI) are still highly skewed in terms of states and sectors.