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There May Soon Be Policy Changes To Increase Foreign Exchange Inflow

There May Soon Be Policy Changes To Increase Foreign Exchange Inflow

Abut $16.5 billion have been pumped into the Indian economy by foreign investors. The foreign inflows are extremely important so that India can build up its forex reserves and the value of the rupee increases.
The government too takes this as a healthy sign. In fact, the finance minister has recently called in for a high [...]

November 25 2009 | Posted in External trade and investment, Foreign direct investment in India | Read More »

Foreign Direct Investments in India

Foreign Direct Investments in India

The New Industrial Policy, 1991, opened new vistas for globalisation and the resultant growth of the Indian economy. Soon, Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) became the major drivers of the industrial growth and capital markets. According to the ‘India FDI Fact Sheet – July 2009’ by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, the quantum of FDIs [...]

November 13 2009 | Posted in Economic Growth, Foreign direct investment in India | Read More »

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