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India remains relatively insulated from the West Asia conflict due to strong domestic demand, policy buffers, and public investment, the Finance Ministry said, while warning of inflation, fiscal pressures, and wider trade deficits, with risks hinging on energy supply disruptions and global uncertainties
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Government may raise FDI limit in pension sector to 100 per cent, aligning with insurance sector reforms. A Bill amending the PFRDA Act is expected in upcoming Parliament session, separating NPS Trust from regulator to strengthen governance and investment inflows
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Diversifying beyond the services sector and boosting investment in agriculture and manufacturing, especially processing industries, can help India attract stable and long-term FDI inflows
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Government’s move to raise FDI limit in the insurance sector to 100 per cent is welcome, but it must address genuine concerns with openness and fairness
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India recorded a 16 per cent rise in FDI inflows to USD 50.36 billion in the first half of FY26, the highest ever for the period. Minister Jitin Prasada said FTAs, including the EFTA pact securing USD 100 billion investment, are strengthening investor confidence.
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Gross foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows remained strong, rising by around 14 per cent to USD 81 billion in 2024-25, from USD 71.3 billion a year ago. However, net FDI inflows moderated to USD 0.4 billion in 2024-25, from USD 10.1 billion a year ago.
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Focus should be on facilitating tie-ups between international and Indian firms while ensuring a level playing field
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Cabinet nod to liberalise FDI policy in the space sector gives regulatory clarity for foreign investments
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If we compare FDI equity inflow with China, we still fail to attract a significant share of world FDI mainly due to lack of institutional framework
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The government is looking at further easing foreign direct investment (FDI) norms in the space sector to attract overseas players, a top official said on Monday
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FDI inflows stood at USD 16.58 billion during April-June 2022-23. Inflows during January-March 2023 too had contracted 40.55 per cent to USD 9.28 billion
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More than 120 CEOs founders of online skill gaming companies and game developers along with all the industry bodies have written to the PMO.
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The sharp measures outlined in the December MPC review clearly indicate that fight against inflation will continue.
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The global financial institution said that the revised update was mainly due to greater resilience shown by the Indian economy against global shocks and better September quarter figures.
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By B Sambamurthy India has been striving hard to accelerate the growth of the manufacturing sector. There has been no surfeit of initiatives by governments over the last two decades. But the results are suboptimal. The share of manufacturing, which was about 15% of the GDP during 2000, crawled over the next two decades to […]
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By M Krishnan, Badri Narayanan Gopalakrishnan Agriculture, fisheries and aquaculture startups are no more a preserve of entrepreneurs with an academic background in these core disciplines. They are well populated by cross-discipline incubates that include computer engineers and business graduates with skills in disruptive technologies. These positive blips were seen while evaluating startup project proposals […]
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Hyderabad: The Indian pharmaceutical sector was one of the worst-hit sectors due to the Covid pandemic. The industry faced twin shocks of raw material shortage as well as an increase in prices of primary raw material for drugs- active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). As the factories in China were hit by lockdown, India faced challenges to […]
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Hyderabad: Telangana, its single window clearance system, its startup policy and the leadership in the State have come for an effusive praise from Invest India, the first point of contact for global companies wanting to set up their operations in India. “It is no longer a surprise that you (KT Rama Rao) have admirers and […]
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By B Yerram Raju Institutional reforms are least spoken of in the Draft National MSME Policy. The policy has missed the labour-intensive sectors to address the inclusivity issue. When the policy mentions demographic dividend, full advantage can be derived only when the small enterprises in manufacturing are encouraged and a strong link between the micro […]
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Though belated, the big-ticket relief package unveiled by the NDA government will, hopefully, provide a lifeline for the beleaguered telecom sector. Allowing 100% foreign direct investment (FDI) under the automatic route and a four-year moratorium on payment of dues by telecom companies form the core of the package. For a sector that has been in […]
