Tuesday, 21 March, 2023
TopicForeign investment

Topic: foreign investment

The big picture: Maharashtra ahead in FDI, but stability & Delhi hand helping Gujarat catch up

+TFP Manasi Phadke -
Industry insiders from both states cite complacency on the part of Maharashtra & political instability in the state following 2019 election as reasons for Gujarat's improving prospects.

RBI’s forex focus is a good start. It must be followed by more fundamental reforms

Radhika Pandey -
RBI hopes to boost forex inflows and stem rupee slump. But rupee likely to remain under pressure amid tighter global financial conditions & interest rate hikes by US Fed.

Why Ukraine crisis is an opportunity for India to become more attractive to investors

Ila Patnaik -
Democracy, foreign policy, internal stability, steps to reduce cost of doing business & commitment to cutting carbon emissions could all help India attract foreign investment.

India’s bond market has Rs 2.25 trillion riding on index inclusion

Ronojoy Mazumdar -
Analysts expect the world’s last big emerging market to finally get the nod to join global indexes this year or early 2023 by providers such as JPMorgan Chase and FTSE Russell.

Battered rupee may get some relief from foreign inflows amid slew of ‘vibrant’ IPOs

Ronojoy Mazumdar -
India got $100 million worth of foreign inflows into stocks so far in October, among the highest in Asia. Moreover, in the fourth quarter, Paytm and Flipkart are aiming for an IPO.

Strong fundamentals, market size will attract foreign investments, says Nirmala Sitharaman

PTI -
In a written reply to Lok Sabha, Sitharaman said the fundamentals of the economy remained strong as gradual scaling back of lockdowns placed India firmly on the path of recovery.

India has got record FDI this year despite pandemic. But it’s largely due to one company

Remya Nair -
In the first half of this fiscal, tech sectors attracted a bulk of the FDI, but govt is hopeful that some of its decisions will attract inflows into other sectors too.

UP govt committed to make state favourite global investment destination, says Yogi

PTI -
UP Chief minister Yogi Adityanath's tweet comes in light of a German shoe brand, Von Wellx, moving its production plants to Agra from China.

Why foreigners are pouring money into Indian stocks even though economy is sinking

Nupur Acharya -
Improvement in business activity from July, after lockdown curbs were eased, has been a key factor in keeping investors interested.

India can be the next China, but only if it is more open to foreign investment

Andy Mukherjee -
While India's forex reserves and investments have increased, PM Modi's Atmanirbhar Bharat is harking back to a protectionist past.
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